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Social Studies Jeopardy Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 Welcome to Social Studies Jeopardy

10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 30 pt Eleanor M. Savko Mother England? “No Taxation” Protest Particulars 2/21/2019 Legal or Illegal? Patriot or Loyalist I 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 40 pt 40 pt 40 pt 40 pt 40 pt 50 pt 50 pt 50 pt 50 pt 50 pt

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 10 Points Group of people who create a settlement in a new land with approval of a parent country

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is a colony?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 20 points Ancient Rome, Greece and Great Britain all possessed this collection of settlements and land

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is an empire?

Great Britain and Spain split North America as a result Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 30 pts Great Britain and Spain split North America as a result

What is The French and Indian War? Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is The French and Indian War?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 40 pts This system provided Great Britain with raw materials from the New World and market for British manufactured goods in the colonies.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is mercantilism?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 50 pts A profound change in government, culture, economy, society or technology

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is a revolution?

First of four taxes issued by Great Britain Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 10 pts First of four taxes issued by Great Britain

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is the Sugar Act?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 20 pts This tax angered lawyers, sailors and newspaper publishers among many other colonists

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is the Stamp Act?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 30 pts These two taxes were actually repealed, after economic pressure from the colonies

What are the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts? Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What are the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 40 pts This limit on the colonists encouraged many Native Americans to later side with the British

What is The Proclamation of 1763? Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is The Proclamation of 1763?

The only tax that was not repealed by the British Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 50 pts The only tax that was not repealed by the British

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is the Tea Act?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 10 pts These caused the repeal of the Stamp Act and most of the Townshend Acts

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is a boycott?

400 crates of tea dumped into Boston Harbor Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 20 pts 400 crates of tea dumped into Boston Harbor

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is sabotage?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 30 pts Although legal and polite protests, these written complaints were ignored by the British

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What are petitions?

Tax collectors and customs officials were victims Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 40 pts Tax collectors and customs officials were victims

What is tarring and feathering? Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is tarring and feathering?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 50 pts Group responsible for the ultimate protests: The Declaration of Independence and Continental Army

Who was the Continental Congress? Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 Who was the Continental Congress?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 10 pts Petition

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is legal?

Committees of Correspondence Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 20 pts Committees of Correspondence

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is legal?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 30 pts Boycott

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is legal?

40 pts Sons of Liberty

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is illegal?

Place your wager. Write it on the board. Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Place your wager. Write it on the board.

This “Boston Massacre” Engraving 50 pts This “Boston Massacre” Engraving

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is legal?!!!

We are already represented by our colonial governments Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 10 pts We are already represented by our colonial governments

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is Patriot?

The Boston Massacre is an example of unruly behavior of the colonists Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 20 pts The Boston Massacre is an example of unruly behavior of the colonists

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is Loyalist?

The colonies will never survive without the protection of Britain Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 30 pts The colonies will never survive without the protection of Britain

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is Loyalist?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 40 pts “Britain gets money from trade with the colonies. Isn’t this enough payment?”

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is Patriot?

“We deserve the full rights of Englishmen.” Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 50 pts “We deserve the full rights of Englishmen.”

Eleanor M. Savko 2/21/2019 What is Patriot?