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Hamilton-Burr Duel 1-27-23
Hamilton-Burr Duel 1-27-23
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1
In the early 1800s duels were legal to participate in, in New York?
False
True
2
How would you describe the relationship between Aaron Burr and Hamilton based on the events on the timeline?
Baby It's Cold Outside
Civil at best; but very tense; lots of animosity
He is cold as ice
Bromance Forever
3
Alexander Hamilton's death marked the decline of which political party?
Federalists
Whigs
Tea Party
Democratic-Republicans
4
Why is "setting the stage" important when learning about a new even in history?
It helps us understand the historical even taking place
We will get to know all characters involved and where they are coming from
To Be or Not to Be....that is the question
It helps us understand the time period we are learning about
5
By 1804, How many "STARS" do you you think Aaron Burr would have given Hamilton? (If he had to rate him?)
3
1
5
Can we go negative?
6
Which President chartered the Second National Bank of the United States in 1816?
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John Adams
James Madison
7
Do you think it's important to know a historical figures background when learning a new event in history? Explain.
Yes
No
Maybe
Not sure
8
Do you think Aaron Burr got it all wrong and the duel could have been avoided?
Yes
No
Hamilton was equally to blame but it could have been avoided
Yes Burr misread everything but the duel would have probably still happened
9
Who Shot First?
We are not 100% sure; but believe that Hamilton shot first up in the air.
Alexander Hamilton
A second gunman behind a tree
Aaron Burr
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"One" - Challenge - demand satisfaction. If there is an apology no further action needed - duel over
False
True
11
What is a second, in a duel?
A person responsible for the duel being conducted honoably
They are next in line if the first gets shot
They pick up the fight for the wronged to save their honor
They stand in front of the first and take the bullet
12
Alexander Hamilton was shot and killed in a duel against Thomas Jefferson.
True
False
