Question

5 multiple choice 1 point the whiskey rebellion was significant in u.s. history mainly because the states proved that they could nullify federal laws. the forces of prohibition achieved a ban on alcoholic beverages. the federal government used force to enforce the laws of the land. the states were able to pass legislation reversing a national tax. 6 multiple choice 1 point which action of president george washington had the most lasting influence as a precedent for the federal government? creating the first national bank of the united states signing treaties with britain and spain using the army to enforce the whiskey tax establishing a cabinet of department heads to advise the president

Explanation:

For question 5, the Whiskey Rebellion was a test of the new federal government's authority. The federal government, under George Washington, used force to put down the rebellion and enforce the whiskey - tax law, showing it could enforce national laws. For question 6, establishing a Cabinet of department heads to advise the President set a long - lasting precedent for how the executive branch operates and gets advice.

Answer:

1. the federal government used force to enforce the laws of the land.
2. establishing a Cabinet of department heads to advise the President