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U.S. History presents “Jeopardy 1”

Key PeopleMoving West Important Documents Early Ideas Battles

Considered the turning point of the Revolutionary War Battles 100 Points

What was the Battle of Saratoga?

Battles 200 Points Officially ended the Revolutionary War two years after the Battle of Yorktown.

What was the Treaty of Paris of 1783? Battles 200 Points

Battles 300 Points Country that entered war after Battle of Saratoga

Battles 300 Points What was France?

Washington, D.C. was captured and burned by the British Battles 400 Points

What was the War of 1812? Battles 400 Points

Encouraged to attack settlements by British during War of 1812 Battles 500 Points

Who were Native Americans? Battles 500 Points

William Penn established Pennsylvania as a haven for this group. Early Ideas 100 Points

Who are the Quakers ?

Early Ideas 200 Points Jamestown settlers hoped to find this resource.

What is gold? Early Ideas 200 Points

Early Ideas 300 Points Primary factor in founding many colonies, including Plymouth, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania

Early Ideas 300 Points What is religious freedom?

Philosopher who said the purpose of government was to preserve rights of the people. Early Ideas 400 Points

Who was John Locke? Early Ideas 400 Points

Met in 1774 to decide who to do about Parliament’s Intolerable Acts. Early Ideas 500 Points

Who is the First Continental Congress? Early Ideas 500 Points

Magna Carta, Mayflower Compact, English Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence Important Documents 100 Points

What documents influenced growth of representative government?

Important Documents 200 Points Placed limits on the monarchy in 1215

What is the Magna Carta? Important Documents 200 Points

Important Documents 300 Points Signed in 1620 to establish government in Plymouth

Important Documents 300 Points What was the Mayflower Compact?

Supported ratification of the U.S. Constitution Important Documents 400 Points

What were The Federalist Papers? Important Documents 400 Points

First written Constitution in North America Important Documents 500 Points

What are the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut? Important Documents 500 Points

Lewis and Clark explored this area Moving West 100 Points

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

Moving West 200 Points The Louisiana Territory was purchased from this country.

What is France? Moving West 200 Points

Moving West 300 Points The Louisiana Purchase gave access to this area and benefited farmers needing to ship goods.

Moving West 300 Points What was the port of New Orleans?

Immediate result of the Louisiana Purchase Moving West 400 Points

What was the United States doubled in size? Moving West 400 Points

Two natural boundaries of the Louisiana Purchase Moving West 500 Points

What are the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains? Moving West 500 Points

In Common Sense, he supported declaring independence from England. Key People 100 Points

Who is Thomas Paine?

Key People 200 Points They were responsible for the Boston Tea Party.

Who were the Sons of Liberty? Key People 200 Points

Key People 300 Points Founder of Rhode Island who supported religious freedom and religious toleration.

Key People 300 Points Who was Roger Williams?

Favored isolationism, which became basis of U.S. foreign policy until WWII. Key People 400 Points

Who was George Washington? Key People 400 Points

Philosopher who developed idea of separation of powers among three branches of government. Key People 500 Points

Who is Baron de Montesquieu? Key People 500 Points

The Daily Double

FINAL JEOPARDY

National Landmark in South Dakota

You’re Ready to Pass the 1 st Semester Final!