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Welcome to Jeopardy!

Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2

British or French? Definition Competition Who Am I? Fantastic French British Basics MISC Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

A Territory Controlled by Another Country $100 A Territory Controlled by Another Country

$100 What is a “Colony” Scores

A Network of colonies controlled by a single Country $200 A Network of colonies controlled by a single Country

$200 What is an “Empire” Scores

A system in which countries extend their control over nations or lands $300 A system in which countries extend their control over nations or lands

$300 What is “Imperialism” Scores

$400 One of the four reasons European Empires wanted to expand and set up colonies. Has to do with resources.

$400 What is “Economics” Scores

$500 An economic system that allowed an imperial country to become rich by selling the resources taken from its colonies

What is “Mercantilism” $500 What is “Mercantilism” Scores

$100 I am a famous explorer. I am best known for being the 1st French explorer to come to North America, but failed to set up a permanent colony during my stay

Who is “Jacques Cartier” $100 Who is “Jacques Cartier” Scores

I am a group of First Nations best known for no longer existing $200 I am a group of First Nations best known for no longer existing

$200 Who are the “Beothuk” Scores

$300 I am known as the “Father of New France” and for founding the settlements of Quebec and Acadia

Who is “Samuel de Champlain” $300 Who is “Samuel de Champlain” Scores

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$400 In English my name means “Runner of the Woods”. I am best known for trading and living with the First Nations

Who are the “Coureurs de Bois” $400 Who are the “Coureurs de Bois” Scores

I am the Kings representative in New France. $500 I am the Kings representative in New France.

$500 Who is the “Governor” Scores

$100 The citizens of my colonies were only allowed to practice one religion: Catholicism

What is France – New France $100 What is France – New France Scores

$200 The economy of my colony was based mainly on Fishing, Farming, and Logging

What is British – 13 Colonies $200 What is British – 13 Colonies Scores

$300 I own a piece of land in North America that is not a colony, but is instead used for Trade. The company that owns and uses the land belongs to me

What is British – Rupert's Land $300 What is British – Rupert's Land Scores

$400 While my colony may not have the best place Climate, it is the best place to find Beaver Furs

What is France – New France $400 What is France – New France Scores

$500 After more than 100 years in North America, my colony grew to a population of over 1.5 million people because of job opportunities and better weather

What is British – 13 Colonies $500 What is British – 13 Colonies Scores

$100 We are the first group of First Nations that the French Traded with in North America

$100 Who are the “Mi’kmaq” Scores

$200 We were sent to New France in order to help populate and grow the colony for the King

Who are “The Kings Daughters” or “Filles du roi” $200 Who are “The Kings Daughters” or “Filles du roi” Scores

$300 The King established this government system in New France so that it could take care of itself

What is the “Sovereign Council” $300 What is the “Sovereign Council” Scores

$400 Relationships between the First Nations and French (mostly couruers de bois) resulted in the creation of this group of people

$400 Who are the “Metis” Scores

I am the Land Ownership System in place in New France $500 I am the Land Ownership System in place in New France

What is “The Seigneurial System” $500 What is “The Seigneurial System” Scores

The two British possessions in North America $100 The two British possessions in North America

What are “The 13 Colonies” and “Rupert's Land” $100 What are “The 13 Colonies” and “Rupert's Land” Scores

The first British Explorer to sail to North America $200 The first British Explorer to sail to North America

$200 Who is “John Cabot” Scores

$300 The British first became interested in North America because of the abundant supply of this resource found off the coast of Newfoundland

$300 What is “Fish” Scores

$400 Rupert’s Land was named after Prince Rupert, the first head of this Company which owned Rupert's Land in North America

What is “The Hudson’s Bay Company” $400 What is “The Hudson’s Bay Company” Scores

$500 This man was the first English explorer to make it to the Pacific Ocean

Who is “Alexander Mackenzie” $500 Who is “Alexander Mackenzie” Scores

$100 Europeans were looking for an alternative to this, when they stumbled upon North America

$100 What is the “Silk Road” Scores

The four benefits for European countries to turn to Imperialism $200 The four benefits for European countries to turn to Imperialism

$200 What are: Economics Religion Competition Curiosity Scores

$300 I am the second most important member of the Sovereign Council – In Charge of Day to Day affairs

$300 Who is the Intendant Scores

$400 Europeans accidentally stumbled upon me while looking for a new route to Asia

$400 What is North America Scores

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How Well do you know Wells? Final Jeopary Question Jeopardy How Well do you know Wells? Final Jeopary Question Scores

After the Calgary Flames, this is Ms. Wells’ favorite hockey team

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