Thomas Jefferson's home is which of the following?

Thomas Jefferson's home is which of the following?

• A. Mount Vernon
• B. Monticello
• C. Blenheim Palace
• D. The White House

Answer: (B)

Think about the place most closely tied to a person’s private life and legacy. Monticello is Thomas Jefferson’s Virginia estate—the house he designed, built, and lived in for much of his life. It reflects his architectural interest and hands-on approach to his home and gardens. Mount Vernon belongs to George Washington, Blenheim Palace is in England, and The White House is the U.S. President’s residence in Washington, D.C. Jefferson did live in the White House during his presidency, but Monticello is the home most associated with him personally.

Think about the place most closely tied to a person’s private life and legacy. Monticello is Thomas Jefferson’s Virginia estate—the house he designed, built, and lived in for much of his life. It reflects his architectural interest and hands-on approach to his home and gardens. Mount Vernon belongs to George Washington, Blenheim Palace is in England, and The White House is the U.S. President’s residence in Washington, D.C. Jefferson did live in the White House during his presidency, but Monticello is the home most associated with him personally.