In this task you will be given a text passage from a trivia quiz. You should choose the category this question belongs to from these categories: History, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Literature. You can only choose one category, so if in doubt, please choose the closest match.

Q: He proudly labeled the territorial acquisitions he engineered the "epocha," and he proposed a compromise solution to the slavery question, which would allow Florida to enter the union as a slave state but free all children born after 1842. He received the only electoral vote not to go to James Monroe in 1820, and he later nominated his Treasury Secretary Richard Rush as his new Vice-Presidential candidate in his re-election campaign after his former understudy bolted to his opponent's ticket. Later, he presented up to twenty antislavery petitions a year in Congress in defiance of the gag rules. He was the chief U.S. negotiator for the Treaty of Ghent, the defender of the Amistad slaves, and the formulator of the Monroe Doctrine as Secretary of State, but he may be best known for the backroom dealing which defeated Andrew Jackson for this man's one successful national election in 1824. FTP, name this man who won the White House under the "corrupt bargain. "

A: History
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Q: His work explaining the instability of James Watt's fly-ball governor is regarded as the birth of modern control theory, and his mathematical analysis of the stability of Saturn's rings showed that they could be neither entirely solid nor liquid. He showed how to calculate stresses in suspension bridges and coined the term "curl" to use in the differential form of his most famous accomplishment; however, the only other real work he did on it was the addition of a term for "displacement current. "  FTP identify this British physicist best known for combining his revision of Ampere's Law with Faraday's Law and Gauss's Laws of Electricity and Magnetism to produce his four namesake "equations" governing electromagnetism.

A: Science
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Q: It includes an exhortation to write curses on Mt. Ebal and blessings on Mt. Gezirim, and recounts rebellions at Teberah, Horeb, and Kadesh-barnea. It concludes with an account of a character who goes to Mt. Nebo to die; and largely consists of three discourses that character gives on the plains of Moab. The second discourse describes the Cities of Refuge and commands the celebration of the Feast of Weeks and the Feast of Booths, and proscribes a lengthy series of mitzvot, while the third discourse renews the divine covenant. Its Hebrew name is derived from its opening phrase, which roughly translates as These are the words. FTP, identify this book of the Bible which follows Numbers, the fifth book of the Old Testament.

A:
Social Science
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