Title: Jeopardy: VA Studies Colonial Times
1Jeopardy VA Studies Colonial Times
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3One factor related to the move to Williamsburg
was dirty living conditions which caused _____.
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4One factor related to the move to Williamsburg
was dirty living conditions which caused _____.
Disease
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5Another reason to move to Williamsburg was that
_____ destroyed wooden buildings at Jamestown.
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6Fire
Another reason to move to Williamsburg was that
_____ destroyed wooden buildings at Jamestown.
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7The capital of the colony started in Jamestown.
Tell the next two locations for the capital.
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8Williamsburg and then Richmond
The capital of the colony started in Jamestown.
Tell the next two locations for the capital.
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9One of the factors related to the move from
Jamestown to Williamsburg was the ____ ____ was
contaminated by seepage of salt water.
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10Drinking Water
One of the factors related to the move from
Jamestown to Williamsburg was the ____ ____ was
contaminated by seepage of salt water.
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11Another reason for moving the colony to
Williamsburg was that Williamsburg was situated
at a _____ elevation than Jamestown.
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12Higher
Another reason for moving the colony to
Williamsburg was that Williamsburg was situated
at a _____ elevation than Jamestown.
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13Name three factors that influenced the move of
the capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg.
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14Dirty living conditions, fire and contaminated
drinking water
Name three factors that influenced the move of
the capital from Jamestown to Williamsburg.
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15The capital moved from Williamsburg to Richmond
partly because the population was moving _____.
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16Westward
The capital moved from Williamsburg to Richmond
partly because the population was moving _____.
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17Richmond was a more central _____ for a capital.
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18Location
Richmond was a more central _____ for a capital.
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19Moving the capital to Richmond increased the
distance from attack by the ______
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20English
Moving the capital to Richmond increased the
distance from attack by the ______
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21Name the medium of exchange (currency, which
includes coins and paper bills).
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22Money
Name the medium of exchange (currency, which
includes coins and paper bills).
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23This is the buying of goods and services now and
paying for them later.
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24Credit
This is the buying of goods and services now and
paying for them later.
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25Richmonds location was better for what?
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26Trade
Richmonds location was better for what?
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27Name three factors that influenced the move of
the capital from Williamsburg to Richmond.
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28Richmond was a more central location it was
better for trade and it was farther from attack.
Name three factors that influenced the move of
the capital from Williamsburg to Richmond.
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29What is the trading or exchanging of goods and
services without the use of money?
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30Grow
What is the trading or exchanging of goods and
services without the use of money?
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31This is the good or service owed to another.
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32Debt
This is the good or service owed to another.
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33What is money put away to save or to spend at a
later time?
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34Saving
What is money put away to save or to spend at a
later time?
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35What was commonly used instead of money?
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36Barter
What was commonly used instead of money?
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37Did colonial Virginia have any banks?
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38No
Did colonial Virginia have any banks?
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39This was commonly not used in early agricultural
societies.
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40Money
This was commonly not used in early agricultural
societies.
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41True or false? Most people had paper money and
coins to use to buy goods and services.
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42False
True or false? Most people had paper money and
coins to use to buy goods and services.
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43Farmers and other consumers could also buy goods
and services on ___ and pay their ____ when the
crops were harvested and sold.
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44Credit, Debt
Farmers and other consumers could also buy goods
and services on ___ and pay their ____ when the
crops were harvested and sold.
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45Conflicts developed between the colonies and ____
over how the colonies should be governed.
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46England
Conflicts developed between the colonies and ____
over how the colonies should be governed.
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47The colonists and the English Parliament
disagreed over how the colonies should be ____.
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48Governed
The colonists and the English Parliament
disagreed over how the colonies should be ____.
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49Parliament believed it had the right to ____ the
colonies.
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50Tax
Parliament believed it had the right to ____ the
colonies.
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51What document gave the reasons for independence
and ideas for self-government?
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52The Declaration of Independence
What document gave the reasons for independence
and ideas for self-government?
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53The Declaration of Independence states that
authority to govern belongs to the ____ rather
than to kinds and that all ___ are created equal
and have rights to life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
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54People, People
The Declaration of Independence states that
authority to govern belongs to the ____ rather
than to kinds and that all ___ are created equal
and have rights to life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
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55Who believed it had the legal authority in the
colonies?
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56Parliament and the local assemblies
Who believed it had the legal authority in the
colonies?
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57The colonists believed they should not be taxed
since they had no _____ in Parliament.
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58Representation
The colonists believed they should not be taxed
since they had no _____ in Parliament.
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59Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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60Thomas Jefferson
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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61Virginians made significant contributions during
which era?
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62Revolutionary Era
Virginians made significant contributions during
which era?
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