I would tag Vice President as a "concept"

I would tag church as a "placeName"

I tagged Alexander as a "persName" because it refers to Alexander Hamilton.

I tagged wives as "orgName" because it is a group of wifes.

I tagged "the war" as an event because it is referring to a specific battle.

Alexander refers to Alexander Hamilton

This is William P. Van Ness

This is the Reynolds Pamphlet

I tagged "hurricane" as an event because it is defined as a type of storm with a violent wind.

This is a picture of Mount Vernon

I tagged "flags" as an object because it is referring to American flags.

Here is a picture of Martha Washington

This site "Biography: Alexander Hamilton" provides background information on Hamilton's childhood.

This is a strong quote and the author did a good job in the analysis of it.

I suggest talking in more detail about the collaboration you did with other classmates.

I suggest putting the names of the songs in quotation marks and capitalizing the start of each word.

I would suggest using the Pierazzo article because there is a lot of interesting and helpful information that you can refer to.

I agree that this is the most difficult part of encoding and also explained this in my reflection. Luckily, Symone and I both were able to talk with our fellow editors to come to a decision about words and phrases we were confused about in the text.

I also talked about the Hamilton Mixtape and believe it would be helpful to the audience. Showing deleted songs to the audience would be unique from the original play and make it interesting.

I suggest the writer takes a look at Ham4Ham Videos or some fan material about Hamilton. This could be helpful in creating a digital edition.

I think this is a great idea because a timeline is both unique and informative to the audience.

I can make a connection with this idea because I also talked about including a summary and background information about the characters to ensure the audience has a good understanding.

A connection I have to this Reflection is I also analyzed Alexander Hamilton and his relationship with another character throughout the play.

It would help the writer's claim if she included a Voyant Tool. These songs would be good choices to put into Voyant and then further analyze.

The writer does a good job finding evidence for the connection between Hamilton and Angelica. By counting the number of time Angelica appears does a great job helping her claim.