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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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________impact on the presidency was limited as
he was the second to be killed while in
office. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Garfield
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_______came to the White House with a reputation
of corruption. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Arthur
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Elected through a questionable electoral
process. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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Formed his national reputation first as a general
on the battlefield, then as a political
figure. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Grant
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Garfield was killed by a man that sought
_________ from him. Money Property Restitution Po
litical Office
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Political Office
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As president, he redeemed himself of his
political past and became known as one of the
most honest presidents to ever hold office.
Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Arthur
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He ended the long running Reconstruction period
that had gripped the South since the end of the
Civil War. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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Although considered personally honest, _________
administration was one of the most corrupt in
U.S. history. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Grant
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He held the office for only 4 months before he
was shot on July 2, 1881, by an assassin named
Charles Guieau. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Garfield
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Arthur was a defender of ____________. Emancipatio
n Proclamation Secession Civil Rights Black Code
Laws
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Civil Rights
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__________ supported legislation which limited
corruption in office and helped eliminate the
spoils system which was common to American
politics. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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His basic political creed was, He serves his
party best who serves his country best. Grant
Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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When the American people had realized that
political patronage had led to the death of this
president, they were ready for a change. Grant
Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Garfield
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Arthur was deeply involved in __ politics. New
Jersey Republican New Hampshire Democrat New
Jersey Democrat New York Republican
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New York Republican
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________ was actively involved in the Underground
Railroad, helping slaves escape Grant
Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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President Lincoln placed him in Command of all
Union forces during the Civil War. Grant
Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Grant
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Arthur supported the______, which changed how
government officials were selected. Pendleton
Civil Service Act Popular Sovereignty Act Jim
Crow Act Emancipation Proclamation
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Pendleton Civil Service Act
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His wife earned the nickname Lemonade
Lucy. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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When the KKK threatened Negroes, ____________
attempted to use federal troops to protect former
slaves. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Grant
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Which of these was NOT something that took place
during Grants presidency? Transcontinental
Railroad Invention of Telephone Establishment of
the first National Park Yellowstone Invention of
the Automobile
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Invention of the Automobile
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As president, _________ withdrew the last federal
troops still occupying the Reconstruction
South. Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Hayes
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He made appointments to his cabinet and other
offices based on ______. Family
Wealth Compromise Qualifications Political Party
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Qualifications
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_______spent his final days penning memoirs. His
autobiography was a great financial success,
which provided his family 500,000. Grant
Hayes Garfield Arthur
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Grant
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Grants real name was ___________. Hank Harris Har
ley Hiram
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Hiram
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The ______ election is remembered as one of the
more controversial in American history. 1776
1876 1976 2076
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1876
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Final Answer
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Final Question