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America's First Daughter Quiz

Laurie Kamoie and Stephanie Dray

This Study Guide consists of approximately 63 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of America's First Daughter.

America's First Daughter by Laurie Kamoie and Stephanie Dray

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Note to Readers – Part One, Chapter 7

Part One, Chapter 7 – Chapter 14

Part One: Chapter 15 – Part Two, Chapter 21

Part Two, Chapter 22 – Chapter 31

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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America's First Daughter Quiz

Laurie Kamoie and Stephanie Dray

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Patsy come to serve as guardian of her father and her family? (from Note to Readers – Part One, Chapter 7)

Patsy promises her father that she will make sure that he is elected President.

Patsy intends to use her father as a stepping stone in her own political career.

Patsy promises her mother that she will do so when her mother is gone.

Patsy is Jefferson's only child, and someone must protect him.

2.

What becomes the primary source of scandal for the Jefferson-Randolph family? (from Part One: Chapter 15 – Part Two, Chapter 21)

Tom's affair with a school girl.

Nancy's baby.

John's affair with a slave.

Ann's running off with President Adams's son.

3.

Why does Patsy feel as if she has failed Ann as a mother? (from Part Three)

Ann turns down a marriage proposal of love for one of money.

Ann does not understand the importance of protecting the familys honor.

Ann is repeating Patsy's mistakes with an abusive husband.

Ann falls in love with William Short and wants to run off with him.

4.

Why does Patsy choose to leave Monticello? (from Part Three)

So she can finally live her life for herself.

So she can sell the place and live off the sale money.

So she can return to Paris.

So she can marry William Short.

5.

Why does William Short's visit to Monticello unnerve Patsy so much? (from Part Two, Chapter 22 – Chapter 31)

William has married a very young, very beautiful woman.

Patsy has no feeling for him.

Patsy still has feelings for him.

William's fame has dwarfed her father's fame.

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