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WorksheetsHamilton Ch. 9
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Hamilton prevented Burr from:
becoming President
becoming a Senator
marrying Angelica Schuyler
killing Charles Lee
becoming Vice President
A challenge to a duel is presented by:
Hamilton
Eliza
Phillip
Burr
Jefferson
Burr's internal conflict:
Why does Lee speak ill of George Washington?
Why does Jefferson want to be President?
How can Hamilton hate Jefferson so much but then endorse him?
Why is James Madison running for President?
Why are we engaged in a war with Britain?
Burr & Hamilton agree to a duel in New Jersey; why?
"I have the honor to be your obedient servant."
"Careful how you proceed, good man."
"Now is the time to stand!"
"Look them in the eye; aim no higher."
"Everything is legal in New Jersey."
Hamilton was shot:
in the arm
in the side
in the stomach
in the knee
Hamilton was not shot
Alexander Hamilton chooses to duel with Burr at:
the same spot Charles Lee was shot
the same spot John Laurens was shot
the same spot Washington was declared President
the same spot Lincoln was shot
the same spot Phillip Hamilton was shot
Burr's EXTERNAL conflict:
Burr is larger than Hamilton
Hamilton is bulletproof
Hamilton is wearing his glasses
Burr is a terrible shooter
Burr is the Vice President and is not allowed to duel
Which of the following is not an accomplishment of Eliza Hamilton:
she established the 1st private orphanage in NYC
she raises funds for the Washington Monument
she speaks out against slavery
she campaigns for the Presidency
"Who lives, who dies,
who dreams of glory?"
who dis?"
who tells your story?"
death doesn't discriminate."
who keeps your flame?"
Burr's realization after fatally shooting Hamilton:
"History obliterates in every picture it paints."
"The world was wide enough for both Hamilton & me."
"Summon all the courage you require."
"Legacy? What is a legacy?"
"Death doesn't discriminate between the sinners & the saints."
Hamilton's INTERNAL conflict:
"Washington is marching on the other side."
"What if this bullet is my legacy?"
"I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory."
"Legacy; what is a legacy?"
"He doesn't get enough credit for all the credit he gave us."
What type of credit is Madison referring to?
financial credit
a compliment
a form of bribery
a collection of stickers
verbal praise
