Jeopardy!

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Jeopardy!
Round Two
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Years-100

• Jamestown was settled in this year and in this
  state.
• What is 1607?
• What is Virginia?

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Years-200

• The Civil War was fought in these years and began
  with the shots fired at this Fort.
• What is 1861 to 1865?
• What is Ft. Sumter

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Years-300

• This was the year the colonies declared
  independence from Great Britain when they wrote
  this document.
• What is 1776?
• What is the Declaration of Independence?

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Years-400

• The Louisiana Purchase was made in this year when
  they purchased the land from this country.
• What is 1803?
• What is France?

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Years-500

• This is the year the Constitution was written
  with this man considered the Father of the
  Constitution.
• What is 1787?
• Who is James Madison?

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Presidents-100

• This president issued the Emancipation
  Proclamation which freed the slaves in these
  states
• Who is Abraham Lincoln?
• What are the states in rebellion or the
  Confederacy?

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Presidents-200

• This president set many precedents for future
  presidents. These are 2 of the precendents.
• Who is George Washington?
• What is title Mr. President, 2 term presidency,
  cabinet, oath with so help me God?

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Presidents-300

• This president protected Latin America, by
  issuing this document?
• Who is James Monroe?
• What is the Monroe Doctrine?

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Presidents-400

• This president was in office during the War of
  1812 and this is the country that we fought
  against in that war?
• Who is James Madison?
• Who is England?

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Presidents-500

• This president was a supporter of states rights
  and a member of this early political party.
• Who is Thomas Jefferson?
• What is the Democratic-Republican Party

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American Revolution-100

• The quote Give me liberty or give me death
  showed this mans passion for freedom from
  English oppression.
• Who is Patrick Henry?

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American Revolution-200

• This man was the author of Common Sense
  encouraging the patriots to break free of British
  rule.
• Who is Thomas Paine?

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American Revolution-300

• This man was one of the founders of the Sons of
  Liberty and one of the patriots involved in both
  the Committees
• Of Correspondence and the Boston Tea Party.
• Who is Sam Adams?

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American Revolution-400

• This person was a naval hero in the American
  Revolution that said, I have not yet begun to
  fight.
• Who is John Paul Jones?

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American Revolution-500

• This famous French general helped the Americans
  at the this final battle of the Revolution.
• Who is Marquis de LaFayette?
• What is the Battle of Yorktown?

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Constitution-100

• These 3 branches of government show separation of
  powers.
• What are executive, legislative, and judicial
  branches?

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Constitution-200

• The presidential veto is an example of this
  constitutional principle.
• What is checks and balances?

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Constitution-300

• This is the city in which the Constitution was
  written.
• What is Philadelphia?

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Constitution-400

• This term describes a government in which people
  have the final authority in political decisions.
• What is popular sovereignty?

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Constitution-500

• This term describes a type of government in which
  the power is divided between national and state
  governments.
• What is federalism?

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Court Cases-100

• In this court case, a slave fought for his
  freedom and defined slaves as this.
• What is Dred Scott v. Sanford?
• What is Property?

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Court Cases-200

• This court case established the power of judicial
  review which gave the Supreme Court this power.
• What is Marbury v. Madison?
• What is the power to declare a law
  unconstitutional?

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Court Cases-300

• This court case established the power of the
  national government over the states with the
  decision over who controlled the National Bank in
  a state.
• What is McCulloch v. Maryland?

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Court Cases-400

• This Chief Justice of the Supreme Court gave more
  power to the judicial branch with the power of
  judicial review.
• Who is John Marshall?

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Court Cases-500

• This court case established the national
  governments power to regulate commerce.
• What is Gibbons v. Ogden?

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Colonial Leaders-100

• This leader established Pennsylvania and was
  established originally as a haven for this
  religious group.
• Who is William Penn?
• What were the Quakers?

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Colonial Leaders-200

• This person saved Jamestown with his strict
  military rule and then this man introduced
  tobacco which allowed them to make a living.
• Who is John Smith?
• Who is John Rolfe?

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Colonial Leaders-300

• This man defended the British soldiers at the
  Boston Massacre, became President and later, his
  wife said Remember the Ladies.
• Who are John Adams and Abigail Adams?

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Colonial Leaders-400

• This person created the Albany Plan of Union,
  suggesting unity, before this war?
• Who is Benjamin Franklin?
• What is the French and Indian War?

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Colonial Leaders-500

• This mans pamphlet encouraged the colonies to
  break free from Great Britain.
• Who is Thomas Paine?

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Jeopardy!
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Reform Movements-100

• Quakers, Harriet Tubman, William Lloyd Garrison,
  and Frederick Douglass were all early reformers
  in this movement.
• What is the abolitionist movement?

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Reform Movements-200

• This woman advocated for womens rights and
  helped to organize the Seneca Falls convention.
• Who is Elizabeth Cady Stanton?

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Reform Movements-300

• As a transcendentalist, he wrote Walden Pond and
  Civil Disobedience, suggesting people be
  self-reliant and follow their own conscience.
• Who is Henry David Thoreau?

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Reform Movements-400

• This religious movement led to the more reform
  movements because it preached social
  responsibility as the path to salvation.
• What is the Second Great Awakening?

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Reform Movements-500

• People joined this reform movement because they
  thought alcohol contributed to poverty and crime.
• What is the temperance movement?

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Civil War-100

• This person was the president of the Confederacy.
• Who is Jefferson Davis?

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Civil War-200

• This freed the slaves in the Confederacy.
• What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

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Civil War-300

• This person left the U.S. Army to join the
  Confederate army to be the commander.
• Who is Robert E. Lee?

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Civil War-400

• This speech was delivered at the dedication of
  the national cemetery.
• What is the Gettysburg Address?

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Civil War-500

• This person became Northern commander during the
  Civil War and later became the 18th president.
• Who is Ulysses Grant?

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Amendments-100

• These amendments delayed ratification of the
  Constitution until they were added in 1791.
• What are amendments 1-10?
• What is the Bill of Rights?

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Amendments-200

• This amendment gives all Americans the right to
  bear arms.
• What is the 2nd amendment?

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Amendments-300

• This amendment freed all slaves.
• What is the 13th amendment?

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Amendments-400

• The 15th amendment offered suffrage to this group
  of Americans.
• What are African American males?

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Amendments-500

• This amendment defines citizenship.
• What is the 14th amendment?

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The Age of Jackson-100

• This act forced many Native Americans to leave
  their homes and re-settle in the Indian
  Territory.
• What is the Indian Removal Act?

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The Age of Jackson-200

• This refers to Jacksons action of giving
  political offices to political backers.
• What is the spoils system?

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The Age of Jackson-300

• This man, from Massachusetts debated for the
  preservation of the Union and against
  nullification against Robert Hayne.
• Who is Daniel Webster?

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The Age of Jackson-400

• This man led opposition to the Tariff of 1828 in
  South Carolina and threatened nullification.
• Who is John C. Calhoun?

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The Age of Jackson-500

• This refers to when South Carolina threatened to
  secede over high protective tariffs.
• What is the Nullification Crisis?

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Early Republic-100

• This president appointed John Jay as the first
  Supreme court justice.
• Who George Washington?

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Early Republic-200

• Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay
  helped to write these papers in order to convince
  others to ratify the Constitution.
• What are the Federalist Papers?

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Early Republic-300

• This statement of foreign policy proclaimed that
  Europe should not interfere in affairs in the
  western hemisphere.
• What is the Monroe Doctrine?

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Early Republic-400

• This man was known as the Great Compromiser.
• Who is Henry Clay?

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Early Republic-500

• These were the first five presidents in correct
  order.
• Who are Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
  and Monroe?

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Potpourri-100

• Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are
  considered to be this type of right.
• What is an unalienable right?

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Potpourri-200

• This man refused to sign the Constitution because
  it did not have a Bill of Rights.
• Who is George Mason?

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Potpourri-300

• This law provided a systematic way to allow new
  states into the Union and banned this in all new
  states.
• What is the Northwest Ordinance?
• What is slavery?

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Potpourri-400

• Founding Fathers exhibited this quality when they
  took an active role in improving their community.
• What is civic virtue?

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Potpourri-500

• This is a person who is of foreign birth who is
  granted full citizenship.
• What is a naturalized citizen?

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