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THE RULES: All teams play each question Give each answer in the form of a question Host’s decisions are FINAL

And now…here is the host of Jeopardy… Mr. Riso

Let’s Get Ready to play… Today’s Categories are:

Act 1 and 2 and 3 Act 1 and 2 and 3 Etc… Blaw, Etc… Blaw, Blaw!

Boston, What Boston, What A Pain In the A Pain In the Kings Butt Kings Butt

Major Military Major Military At Your Service At Your Service

Allies And Enemies

The Revolution The Revolution Is Over! Is Over! Now What? Now What?

Potpourri

Act 1 and 2 and 3 Etc… Blaw, Blaw, Blaw! Boston, What A Pain In the Kings Butt Major Military At Your Service AlliesAndEnemies The Revolution Is Over! Now What? DD FJ Potpourri

The war between The French/Natives and the British from Answer…

? What is the French Indian War ? 100

This tasty act imposed on the colonies to help pay for the war and protection of the colonies. Answer…

? What is the Sugar Act? 200

This Travelling Act was imposed on the Colonist’s newspapers, playing cards and other paper documents. Answer…

? What is the stamp act ? 300

This 1766 tax on imported tea, glass, paper and paint were all repealed by 1770 except tea. Answer…

What is the Townshend Act? 400

They met for the first time to discuss how to deal with the intolerable acts. Answer…

Who are the First Continental Congress? 500

A crowd of 50 to 60 men and children taunt British soldiers who fire on the citizens killing five. Answer…

What is the Boston Massacre? 100

Colonists, disguised as Mohawks, rushed a wharf, boarded the British tea ships and heaved 342 chests of tea into the harbor. Answer…

What is the Boston Tea Party What is the Boston Tea Party ? 200

He gave the popular speech “Give me liberty or give me death”. Answer…

Who is Patrick Henry ? 300

He rode from Boston to Lexington and Concorde to warn that “the Regulars are coming”. Answer…

Who is Paul Revere? 400

First battle of the revolution. Answer…

What is the battle Lexington and Concorde? 500

Fort seized to block the north and south British armies from each other. Answer…

What is the Green Mountain Boys Seize Fort Ticonderoga? 100

Congress comes together and decides to make Washington the Commander and Chief asks colonies to supply troops. Answer…

What is ? What is The Second Continental Congress? 200

British win but the colonists win a moral victory. Answer…

What is The Battle of Bunker Hill? 300

Washington’s first major defeat when he retreats to New Jersey. Answer…

What is the British under Howe occupy New York? 400

Washington’s sneak attack on German mercenaries. Answer…

What is Washington crosses the Delaware/Capture of Trenton ? 500

Good judgment pamphlet published by Thomas Pain in Answer…

What is Common Sense? 100

Document Written by Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklyn. Answer…

What is the Declaration of Independence? 200

Number of stars and stripes on “Old Glory”. Answer…

What is 13? 300

Country that signs an alliance with the United States. Answer…

Who is France? 400

Turns West Point over to the British. Answer…

Who is Benedict Arnold? 500

First name given to the United States government before current government was established. Answer…

What is The Articles of Confederation? 100

Final battle fought and won by the United States and France defeating the British southern army. Answer…

What is The Battle of Yorktown? 200

Treaty signed to officially end the Revolutionary War. Answer…

What is The Treaty of Paris? 300

British Prime Minister who resigns after defeat of Yorktown. Answer…

Who is Lord Frederick North? 400

The year the current U.S. constitution was ratified. Answer…

What is 1787? 500

Popular quote by colonists which defined their anger towards being taxed by the British Government. Answer…

What is no taxation without representation? 100

The event that was a primary reason why the framers of the Constitution decided to create a federal district, distinct from the states, where Congress could provide for its own security.federal district Answer…

What is the ? What is the Pennsylvania Mutiny of 1783? 200

Three countries the British were at war with during the Revolutionary War. Answer…

Who are The United States, France and Spain? 300

Made matters worse for the British by declaring war on them. Answer…

Who is Spain Who is Spain? 400

Capital city of the United States throughout most of the Revolutionary War. Answer…

What is Philadelphia Pensylvania? 500

Daily Double How much do you want to wager? Daily Double Daily Double

FINAL JEOPARDY

CATEGORY: Declaration of Independence How much do you want to wager? Proceed…

Philosopher who had a major influence on the writers of the declaration of Indpendence. Proceed…

Who is John Locke? Proceed…

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