Jeopardy

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Jeopardy

• Round 1- U.S. History 1607-1877
• And Victorian Values
• Round 2 - Industrialization, Immigration,
  Challenges to Victorian Values and Imperialism

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Pre-Civil War America Civil War and Reconstruction Industrialism and The West Victorian America
100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500
Go to Final Jeopardy
Go to Double Jeopardy
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Pre-Civil War America for 100

• One outcome of the Compromise of 1850. Made it
  easier for slaveholders to capture runaway
  slaves. Led to increased opposition to slavery
  in the North.

Fugitive Slave Law
BACK
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Pre-Civil War America for 200

• The idea that the U.S. was destined to expand
  across North America.

Manifest Destiny
BACK
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Pre-Civil War America for 300 DAILY DOUBLE

• Led to the creation of the House of
  Representatives (based on population) and the
  Senate (equal representation)

The Great Compromise
BACK
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Pre-Civil War America for 400

• Ended the Mexican American war and resulted in
  the acquisition of New Mexico and California.

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
BACK
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Pre-Civil War America for 500

• Early example of propaganda. Led many Americans
  to see Great Britain as murderers.

Paul Reveres woodcut of the Boston Massacre

BACK
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Civil War / Reconstruction for 100

• Group of laws that began in the 1890s and
  required the separation of blacks and whites.

Jim Crow Laws
BACK
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Civil War / Reconstruction for 200

• Name THREE stereotypes of blacks shown by the
  movie Birth of Nation.

Lazy, lustful, impudent, stupid
BACK
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Civil War / Reconstruction for 300

• What was Grants 1868 campaign slogan and what
  did it refer to?

Let us have peace peace between the North and
South, and blacks and whites.
BACK
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Civil War / Reconstruction for 400

• Most significant aspect of the 14th amendment for
  former slaves

Gave them citizenship if they were born in the US
or gave them equal rights
BACK
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Civil War / Reconstruction for 500

• His Field Order 15 created Sea Island
  Experiments - an effort to allow blacks a
  transition to freedom

General William Tecumseh Sherman
BACK
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Victorian America for 100

• Belief that the proper place for a woman was in
  the home raising the children and providing a
  cultural surrounding.

Cult of Domesticity
BACK
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Victorian America for 200

• Successful photo journalist who challenged the
  roles of women.

Frances Benjamin Johnston
BACK
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Victorian America for 300

• Challenged roles of women by showing them as
  people who experience pleasure too.

Gibson Girls Created by Charles Dana Gibson
BACK
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Victorian America for 400

• Name the artist and the new music that helped
  defy black stereotypes?

Scott Joplin, Ragtime
BACK
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Victorian America for 500

• Give TWO examples that prove that some Americans
  followed the strict expectations of Victorian
  America.

1. Carrie Nation
2. Reaction to Sapho
3. Department Stores
4. Clothing
5. The New Theatre
6. Centennial Mirror

BACK
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Industrialism and the West for 100

• The application of an evolutionary theory to
  business.

Social Darwinism
BACK
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Industrialism and the Westfor 200

• Opposite of the beliefs of the Friends of the
  Indian. Assimilated to Zuni culture.

Frank Hamilton Cushing
BACK
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Industrialism and the West for 300

• Name two significant reasons that the Coal Strike
  of 1900 was successful.

• Convinced members of different ethnic groups to
  join
• together
• 2. Timing of strike
• 3. No Violence

BACK
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Industrialism and the West for 400

• Suggested wealth should be provided to the poor
  in forms that would help them become better
  members of society.

Gospel of Wealth
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Industrialism and the West for 500

• Name two major improvements to urban cities that
  improved the physical health of the city. Also
  state how the improvement improved health.

1. Trolleys and Subways ended dependence on horses
2. Chicago Ship and Sanitary Canal clean water.

BACK
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Jeopardy -- Round 2

• Immigration, Challenges to Victorian America and
  Imperialism

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Challenges To Victorian Values Immigration Imperialism Foreign Policies Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict Panama Canal
200 200 200 200 200
400 400 400 400 400
600 600 600 600 600
800 800 800 800 800
1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Go to final Jeopardy
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Immigration for 200

• Where many immigrants went to make the transition
  to life in the United States easier.

Ethnic Community
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Immigration for 400

• Most immigrants who came through Ellis Island
  were from one of these two areas of the world.

Southern or Eastern Europe
BACK
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Immigration for 600 DAILY DOUBLE

• Cheap way for immigrants to get to the US. The
  drawback was that this way also spread disease.

Steerage section of a ship
BACK
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Immigration for 800

• Name two ways that local communities tried to
  assist immigrants

1. Settlement Houses
2. Political Machines
3. Public Education

BACK
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Immigration for 1000 DAILY DOUBLE

• Idea that all of society needed to change, as
  well as the life of immigrants, in order for
  immigrants lives to improve.

Social Gospel
BACK
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Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict for
200

• Name two of the three places the US acquired from
  the Spanish-American war

Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippine Islands
BACK
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Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict for
400

• Exaggerated news reporting that played a major
  part in the Spanish American War

Yellow Journalism
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Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict for
600

• Name the public justification and the true reason
  the U.S. denied the Filipinos their independence

1. Public Justification White Mans Burden
2. Government Reason Trade with China

BACK
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Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict for
800

• Called McKinley weak, and catering to the rabble

De Lome Letter
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Spanish American War and Filipino Conflict for
1000

• John Hay called the Spanish-American War the
  Splendid Little War. Give three reasons he saw
  the war as splendid.

It was short, relatively few lives were lost, and
America gained key lands
BACK
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Panama Canal for 200

• The United States quickly recognized Panamanian
  independence for this reason.

To build the Panama Canal
BACK
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Panama Canal for 400

• __________ allow ships to rise up to ________,
  the longest section of the Panama Canal

Locks, Gatun Lake
BACK
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Panama Canal for 600

• Name two positives of building the canal in
  Panama rather than Nicaruagua.

Politicians supported it, France had started
the canal and a Panama canal would be the
shortest distance.
BACK
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Panama Canal for 800

• The voyage of this battleship during the Spanish
  American War convinced the U.S. of the immediate
  need for an interoceanic canal

U.S.S. Oregon
BACK
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Panama Canal for 1000

• Name two ways Philippe Bunau-Varilla helped the
  US acquire the Panama Canal?

1. Negotiated American role in Panamanian
   independence
2. Negotiated treaty allowing America to build the
   canal

BACK
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Imperialism Foreign Policies for 200

• Often used to justify American intervention
  throughout the world the U.S. would uplift,
  civilize and teach democracy.

White Mans Burden
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Imperialism Foreign Policies for 400

• Substituting dollars for bullets becoming
  involved in foreign countries by encouraging U.S.
  investment in those countries

Dollar Diplomacy
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Imperialism Foreign Policies for 600

• Led by Andrew Carnegie, this group saw the
  hypocrisy of U.S. imperialism their
  organization began as a protest against American
  involvement in the Philippines.

Anti-Imperialist League
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Imperialism Foreign Policies for 800

• The acquisition of these in 1867 secured a
  Northern and Southern route to Asia

Alaska and Midway Islands
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Imperialism Foreign Policies for 1000

• __________ justified U.S. involvement in China,
  while __________ justified U.S. intervention in
  any Western Hemisphere country.

Open Door Policy, Roosevelt Corollary
BACK
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Challenges To Victorian Valuesfor 200

• This short film may have broken moral standards
  by showing two people engaged in an attractive
  activity.

The Kiss
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Challenges To Victorian Valuesfor 400

• Name of entertainment spot shown by the following
  video segment

Coney Island
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Challenges To Victorian Valuesfor 600 DAILY
DOUBLE

• Stated at her courtroom sentencing, Your denial
  of my citizen's right to vote, is the denial of
  my right of consent as one of the governed

• Susan B. Anthony

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Challenges To Victorian Valuesfor 800

• Two of the three most frequently held jobs by
  white women at the turn of the century.

Factory workers, domestic work, teachers
BACK
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Challenges To Victorian Values for 1000

• Photo Question
• Another example of
• entertainment breaking the
• moral code of the era. Name
• the attraction and the place
• the place it drew
• thousands of customers.

Chicagos World Faire
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Photo Final Jeopardy

• Place your Wage

Please remain. You furnish the pictures and
Ill furnish the war. What is this an example
of, and who said it.
Yellow Journalism, William Randolph Hearst