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Principal Acts  \nLesson 1 The United States Senate  \nLesson 2 The United States House of Representatives  \nLesson 3 Principal Acts  \nLesson 4 Statutes and Regulations  \nMODULE 3 – Tariff Treatment and Trade Agreements  \nLesson 1 Types of Tariffs  \nLesson 2 Tariff Treatments  \nLesson 3 The Trade Promotion Authority and the Trade Act of 2002  \nLesson 4 The Generalized System of Preferences (General Note 4)  \nLesson 5 Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (General Note 7)  \nLesson 6 U.S.-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act of 1985 (General Note 8) Lesson 7 U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Area Agreement (General Note 18)  \nLesson 8 U.S.-Chile Free Trade Agreement (General Note 26)  \nMODULE 4 – United States Mexico Canada Agreement (General Note 11)  \nLesson 1 Purpose  \nLesson 2 Structure of the Agreement  \nLesson 3 The Language of USMCA  \nLesson 4 USMAC Tariff Rate Reductions  \nLesson 5 Tariff Treatment  \nLesson 6 Origin Certification  \nLesson 7 Rules of Origin  \nLesson 8 De Minimis  \nLesson 9 Fungible Goods and Materials  \nLesson 10 Accessories, Spare Parts , Tools, and Instructional or Other Information Lesson 11 Packaging Materials and Containers for Retail Sale  \nLesson 12 Packing Materials and Containers for Shipment  \nLesson 13 Transit and Transshipment  \nLesson  \nLesson  \nLesson  \nLesson  \nLesson  \nLesson  \n14  \n15  \n16  \n17  \n18  \n19  \nTextiles and Apparel  \nTreatment of Sets  \nAutomotive Products  \nIntermediate and Indirect Materials and Accumulation Recordkeeping Requirements  \nAdvance Rulings  \nMODULE 5 – Acts and Regulations of Other Government Agencies  \nLesson 1 Agricultural Commodities  \nLesson 2 Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives, and Implements of War Lesson 3 Consumer Products – Energy  \nLesson 4 Consumer Products – Safety  \nLesson 5 Flammable Fabrics  \nLesson 6 Radio Frequency Devices  \nLesson 7 Food, Drugs, Cosmetics, and Medical Devices  \nLesson 8 Biological Drugs  \nLesson 9 Biological Materials and Vectors  \nLesson 10 Narcotics, Drugs, Derivatives, and Paraphernalia Lesson 11 Gold, Silver, Currency , and Stamps  \nLesson 12 Pesticides, Toxic and Hazardous Substances  \nLesson 13 Textiles  \nLesson 14 Wood Packaging  \nLesson 15 Trademarks, Trade Names, and Copyrights  \nLesson 16 Wildlife and Pets  \nLesson 17 Foreign Assets and Control Restrictions  \nLesson 18 Obscene, Immoral, and Seditious Material  \nLesson 19 Products of Convict or Forced Labor  \nLesson 20 Alcoholic Beverages  \nLesson 21 Motor Vehicles  \nLesson 22 Boat and Vessel Importations  \nMODULE 6 – Licensing and Responsibilities of Customs Brokers  \nLesson 1 History of Customs Brokers  \nLesson 2 Customs Business  \nLesson 3 Licensing Process (19 CFR 111. 11)  \nLesson 4 Permits and Responsible Supervision and Control Lesson 5 Broker Obligations  \nLesson 6 Broker/Client Relationship  \nLesson 7 Power of Attorney (19 CFR 141)  \nMODULE 7 – The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS)  \nLesson 1 Development of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System Lesson 2 Organization of the Harmonized System  \nLesson 3 The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS)  \nLesson 4 Format and Content of the HTSUS  \nLesson 5 General Notes (GN)  \nLesson 6 General Rules of Interpretation  \nLesson 7 Additional U.S. Rules of Interpretation  \nLesson 8 General Statistical Notes  \nLesson 9 Duty Preference Provisions (Chapter 98 and Chapter 99)  \nLesson 10 Punctuation  \nLesson 11 Legal Notes  \nLesson 12 Subheadings  \nLesson 13 Classification of Goods  \nLesson 14 Classification of Parts  \nLesson 15 Summary of Classification Process  \nMODULE 8 – Valuation  \nLesson 1 History of Valua","cbCaiba6nC9n4wJ5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiba6nC9n4wJ5","pdf",179863,"English","# MODULE 1 – The United States Customs and Border Protection\n## Lesson 1 History of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection\n## Lesson 2 The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Overview\n## Lesson 3 DHS Organizational Structure\n## Lesson 4 CBP Goals and Responsibilities\n# MODULE 2 – Legislative Process in the United States; Principal Acts\n## Lesson 1 The United States Senate\n## Lesson 2 The United States House of Representatives\n## Lesson 3 Principal Acts\n## Lesson 4 Statutes and Regulations\n# MODULE 3 – Tariff Treatment and Trade Agreements\n## Lesson 1 Types of Tariffs\n## Lesson 2 Tariff Treatments\n## Lesson 3 The Trade Promotion Authority and the Trade Act of 2002\n## Lesson 4 The Generalized System of Preferences (General Note 4)\n# MODULE 4 – United States Mexico Canada Agreement (General Note 11)\n## Lesson 1 Purpose\n## Lesson 2 Structure of the Agreement\n## Lesson 3 The Language of USMCA\n## Lesson 4 USMAC Tariff Rate Reductions\n# MODULE 5 – Acts and Regulations of Other Government Agencies\n## Lesson 1 Agricultural Commodities\n## Lesson 2 Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives, and Implements of War\n## Lesson 3 Consumer Products – Energy\n## Lesson 4 Consumer Products – Safety\n# MODULE 6 – Licensing and Responsibilities of Customs Brokers\n## Lesson 1 History of Customs Brokers\n## Lesson 2 Customs Business\n## Lesson 3 Licensing Process (19 CFR 111. 11)\n## Lesson 4 Permits and Responsible Supervision and Control\n# MODULE 7 – The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS)\n## Lesson 1 Development of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System\n## Lesson 2 Organization of the Harmonized System\n## Lesson 3 The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS)\n## Lesson 4 Format and Content of the HTSUS\n# MODULE 8 – Valuation\n## Lesson 1 History of Valuation\n## Lesson 2 Methods of Appraisement\n## Lesson 3 Transaction Value Method\n## Lesson 4 Additions to the Price Paid or Payable\n# MODULE 9 – Marking of Imported Goods\n## Marking Rules\n## Fundamentals of Marking Requirements\n## Exceptions to Marking Requirements\n## Preferential Marking Rules\n# MODULE 10 – Prohibited Goods and Quota\n## Prohibited and Restricted Goods\n## Quotas Administered by CBP\n## Absolute Quota\n## Tariff-Rate Quota\n# MODULE 11 – Cargo Reporting and Entry of Goods\n## Lesson 1 Advanced Cargo Reporting\n## Lesson 2 Arrival Reporting\n## Lesson 3 Entry of Goods\n## Lesson 4 Right to Make Entry\n# MODULE 12 – Entry Summary and Assessment of Duties\n## Entry Summary\n## Assessment of Duties\n## Discrepancies (Overages and Shortages)\n## Travelers and Their Goods","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in Module 1 and Module 2?\",\"answer\":\"Module 1 covers the history, DHS overview, organizational structure, and CBP goals and responsibilities. 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