Q3 Jeopardy Review Constitution era, Early Nationalism, War of 1812, Era of Good Feelings

Constitution Era 100: The first governing document of the United States 200: The second governing document of the US 300: The two sides that emerged when the Constitution debate started 400: State two (2) reasons why politicians thought the Constitution should be ratified 500: This document was created to make Anti-Federalists happy about the new Constitution. They consisted of the first ten amendments and primarily outlined rights of the people.

South Carolina 100: The two separate regions of SC 200: Which region had a wealthier economy? Why? 300: Which region had more slaves? Why? 400: Which region supported the US Constitution? Why? 500: List changes occurred in SC with the new Constitution?

Early Nation 100: Having pride and support in one’s nation 200: This doubled the size of the US 300: The act stopped the production of American exports 400: List 2 pro-war arguments and 2 anti-war arguments 500: This document outlined how new territories could become US states

War of : Who won the War of 1812? 200: List two (2) results of US victory in the war? 300: President during the War of : Northern states did not want to go to war and thought about seceding… (1) Define secede and (2) what is this event called? 500: List 2 specific changes in South Carolina after the victory in the War of 1812

Era of Good Feelings 100: Who was elected President after War of : How did the victory in War of 1812 effect presidential elections? 300: This was the new economic system of the US during the Era of Good Feelings 400: Building these increased transportation and trade throughout the US 500: People started moving to two (2) different kinds of places after the war. List them.

Random 100: Term for taking over ships and crewmen 200: Term for anything dealing with the sea 300: Congressman who supported War of 1812 and also came up with the ‘American system’ 400: How did Native Americans come into play during the War of 1812? 500: This immigrant group came to the US typically poor and in need of a job. Many took this job moving further and further west, practiced this religion, and even populated this city which hosts the best University in the World.

Terms 100: Term for where the state legislature meets 200: Term for approval a law or treaty like the Constitution 300:The attempt of a state to break from the Union 400: Term for changing or altering the Constitution 500: The idea that states do not have to follow a federal law without punishment