Examilton: A Hamilton Musical Quiz Book

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In "Satisfied", we rewind back in time (the characters move backwards and the turntable in the floor spins in the opposite direction) and view the scene from Angelica's point of view. Lin-Manuel Miranda didn't know this until he was personally informed by Hamilton's biographer, and he decided to put the line into the musical. Lin-Manuel Miranda's play, ''Hamilton'' illuminates the complexity of the relationship between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson by portraying both men as flawed and imperfect individuals who struggled to find common ground. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Once you know your results, don’t forget to check the rest of the fun quizzes we’ve prepared for you. In The Reynolds Pamphlet, what political mistake does Hamilton effectively make, as sung about by Jefferson, Madison and Burr? In "I Know Him", King George discovers that John Adams is to be the new President of the United States.

This heartbreaking song details the grief of Alexander and Eliza following the death of their son, Phillip. This isn't the full story - Lin says in "Hamilton: a Revolution" that already they had been struggling when they went to a vacation to the Dominican Republic with his wife's family. Finally, if you came from nothing and became something, you could be our leading man, Alexander Hamilton. was struggling was ALS, so the air was heavy: we dreaded/anticipated the news of her passing even as we attempted to make the best of this vacation. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

This passage uses a dactylic meter (a stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables) along with internal false rhyme, assonance and alliteration.The fact that Hamilton takes less than a moment to come up with personalized comments and then moves on to making revolutionary plans (". John Laurens dies in battle during the Revolution, Marquis de Lafayette went back to France after the Revolution, and Mulligan just was written out of the play after that point because he didn't do much after the Revolution. If you’ve read our travel with the musicals post, you’ll know we’ve been in a musical theatre mood recently.