Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
UVA
Monticello
Montpelier
100

Thomas Jefferson was the _______President of the United States. 

3rd

100

James Madison was the ________ President of the United States

4th

100

What year did UVA admit students?

1825

100

Monticello means _________________ in Italian

Little mountain

100

Montpelier means? 

my mountain

200

When did Thomas Jefferson die?

July 4, 1826

200

James Madison, the fourth U.S. President, is known as the ___________

"Father of the Constitution" for his significant role in drafting and promoting the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. 

200

What are UVA's colors?

Navy blue and orange

200

There were ____ skylights in the main house because Jefferson loved natural light.

13

200

This reconstructed cabin is located near James Madison's Montpelier and provides insight into the lives of African Americans following the Civil War.

The Gilmore Cabin

300

How many languages did Thomas Jefferson speak?

He spoke 6 languages including English, French, Greek, Italian, Latin and Spanish

300

Was James Madison the tallest or shortest US President? 

Shortest. He was 5 feet 4 inches tall. 

300

The official mascot of the University of Virginia is 

the Cavalier. (depicted as a mounted swordsman)

300

Jefferson grew over ____ varieties of ___ types of fruit on the land.

150 

30

300

How many enslaved people were at Montpelier? 

300 - This encompassed about six generations of individuals who lived and worked there from 1723 until the property was sold in 1844. 

400

Thomas Jefferson's granddaughter Ellen Wayles Randolph recalled: "______ were at all times his chosen companions."

Books


On January 30, 1815, Congress approved the purchase of Thomas Jefferson's personal library of 6,487 books for $23,950.

400

James and Dolley Madison loved this frozen treat and served it at many White House functions. What is it?

Ice cream

400

_____inspired by the Pantheon in Rome, serves as the architectural and academic heart of the university. 

The Rotunda

400

Monticello has been the primary design on the back of this coin. What is it?

The nickel

400

Was Dolley Madison able to stay in Montpelier until her death? 

No. She sold the property in 1844 due to financial difficulties caused by her son, John Payne Todd. 

500

Thomas authored 

Very important document

The Declaration of Independence it was signed on August 2, 1776 

500

Madison served as Secretary of State for which President? 

Thomas Jefferson

500

Why doesn't UVA use the terms Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors? 

UVA students are called first, second, third and fourth years to represent Jefferson’s ideal that one never stops learning.

500

____was a bustling area where the workers and enslaved people of Monticello lived and worked. It was home to blacksmiths, joiners, and weavers, all contributing to the estate’s daily needs. 

Mulberry Row

500

Who was the last private owner of Montpelier?

Marion duPont Scott