It was written and signed by men like in history, but in the play, the Schuyler sisters ask the men not to forget about women's rights. The song goes, “And when I meet Thomas Jefferson (unh!) I'ma compel him to include women in the sequel work! )” (Miranda) This is different than real life because they didn't talk about giving women rights like voting until 1920. This shows that the play has some similarities but is also different than what happened in real life. In the musical Hamilton, there are many true events that took place that they sang about, but some things about the play were not true. It's true that Alexander Hamilton was born out of wedlock in the Caribbean and both his parents died before he was a teenager. Some things that are not true is that Hamilton punched the bursar. He did not really do that. Another thing that didn't actually happen is that Hamilton was not fired by John Adams in the play. Instead, he reassigned during George Washington’s presidency. Like the musical shows, Alexander Hamilton left legacies behind. He was part of many writings, like the Federalist Papers and the
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