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    Alexander Hamilton Argued That the Chief Executive Office Should Possess
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Alexander Hamilton Argued That the Chief Executive Office Should Possess

Question 6

Question 6

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Alexander Hamilton argued that the chief executive office should possess ________.


A) popularity
B) judgment
C) energy
D) gravitas
E) integrity

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