Jeopardy Laws ‘n’ Stuff Meet in the Middle Battle Scars Fight the Power Who Dat? Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
$100 Who Dat? I went to court to fight for my freedom after my owner died but was told I was a slave, only property, not a citizen, and did not have rights.
$100 Who Dat? Dredd Scott
$200 Who Dat? I was known as the Underground Railroad’s most famous conductor
$200 Who Dat? Harriet Tubman
$300 Who Dat? I set fire to Atlanta Georgia.
$300 Who Dat? William T. Sherman
$400 Who Dat? My case created the long standing legal argument for segregation or “separate but equal”.
$400 Who Dat? Homer Plessy from Plessy vs. Ferguson
$500 Who Dat? I was fired after the Battle of Antietam for not following the Confederates to Richmond.
$500 Who Dat? Union General McClellan
$100 Laws ‘N’ Stuff These were created before the Civil War to control the lives & actions of slaves in the South.
$100 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Slave codes.
$200 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Black codes were created to do this.
$200 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Limit the freedom of newly freed slaves.
$300 Laws ‘N’ Stuff This level of government became stronger due to the Civil War.
$300 Laws ‘N’ Stuff The Federal Government.
$400 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Which group was excluded from the 14th Amendment? (Not granted citizenship)
$400 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Native Americans
$500 Laws ‘N’ Stuff This was the belief that the United States was meant to have all the land from the east coast to the west coast even before we had begun to inhabit & own the space.
$500 Laws ‘N’ Stuff Manifest Destiny
$100 Meet In The Middle This Compromise had the 36’30 parallel drawn to declare which areas would be slave or free.
$100 Meet In The Middle The Missouri Compromise
$200 Meet In The Middle This Compromise declared slave trade would end in DC, CA would be free, and the new territory gained from Mexico would be open to slavery.
$200 Meet In The Middle Compromise of 1850
$300 Meet In The Middle This act made it legal to arrest slaves without a warrant and forced Northerners to assist.
$300 Meet In The Middle The Fugitive Slave Act
$400 Meet In The Middle The Kansas Nebraska Act would allow the states to decide on the issue of slavery thru this.
$400 Meet In The Middle Popular Sovereignty
$500 Meet In The Middle After decades of Compromises the southern states decide to secede because of this.
$500 Meet In The Middle Fear of Lincoln.
$100 Battle Scars This is the place where the first shots of Civil War occurred.
$100 Battle Scars Fort Sumter
$200 Battle Scars This battle showed the Union the war would not end quickly or easily.
$200 Battle Scars First Battle of Bull Run
$300 Battle Scars This Battle was considered the Turning Point which the Confederates would never recover from. A Union Victory.
$300 Battle Scars Battle of Gettysburg
$400 Battle Scars This was the Bloodiest battle.
$400 Battle Scars Battle of Antietam
$500 Battle Scars Name the economic effect of the war. (Hint: what was king before.)
$500 Battle Scars Manufacturing is now the king.
$100 Fight the Power What do you call a person who works to get rid of a practice or an institution? (i.e. slavery)
$100 Fight the Power Abolitionist
$200 Fight the Power The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves where?
$200 Fight the Power In the Confederate States.
$300 Fight the Power Which amendment gave African American men the right to vote.
$300 Fight the Power The 15th Amendment
$400 Fight the Power Name 2 jobs of the Freedmen’s Bureau.
$400 Fight the Power Education, Rations, Lands, Courts, Marriage, Labor Contracts
$500 Fight the Power Name 2 ways that Railroads changed the United States.
$500 Fight the Power Standard Time linked us economically Weakened Native American hold on land Brought settlers west Brought supplies
Final Jeopardy What was the main purpose of the original KKK?
Final Jeopardy Answer To deny the ability of African American men to exercise their right to vote.