JEOPOARDY! Mr. H. Mayo Mr. T Bentley American History I.

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JEOPOARDY! Mr. H. Mayo Mr. T Bentley American History I

Vocabulary Consitu tion Early Government PeopleForeign Policy Odds And Ends Hodgepodge FINAL JEOPARDY

_________ is where a President rejects a law. 100

Veto Vocabulary

_______ is another name for two houses of Congress. 200

Bicameral Vocabulary

What term describes the kidnapping of American sailors by the British? 300

Impressment BONUS

Bonus: Alexander Hamilton, what was the major purpose of government? ?

Protect Business and Industry Vocabulary

The term ________ refers the division of power between state government and the national government. 400

Federalism Vocabulary

What laws were seen as an attempt by the Federalists to suppress anti-government writings and activities? 500

Alien and Sedition Acts Vocabulary

In which amendment is freedom of speech ? 100

First Amendment Comstitution 2

In what amendment is the right to bear arms. ? 200

2 nd Consitution 2

_______ is the number of states needed to ratify the Constitution 300

Nine Consitution 12

_______ is where each state receives 2 members 400

US Senate Consitution 2

The Federalist Papers were written by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, And James Madison to get people to e War? 500

support the Constitution BONUS

Bonus: This compromise dealt with the free flow of trade between the states. ?

Consitution 2 Commerce Clause

What two men served as Washington ’ s treasury secretary and secretary of state? 100

Early Government Secretary of State: Thomas Jefferson Secretary of the Treasury: Alexander Hamilton

What two warnings did Washington make in his Farewell Address? 200

Early Government Do not form political parties, and do not get involved in entangling alliances.

What were the three departments in President Washington ’ s cabinet? 300

Early Government Treasury State War

What event proved that the national government could enforce its laws? 400

The Whiskey Rebellion BONUS

BONUS: Name three proposals made by Alexander Hamilton

Early Government National Bank Protective Tariff Assumption of debt

The purpose of the system of checks and balances is to 500

Early Government Prevent anyone branch from becoming to powerful

Who was Washington’s treasury secretary ? 100

People Alexander Hamilton

Whose ideas was the foundation of the Federalist Party ? 200

People Alexander Hamilton

Who was known as the father of the Constitution ? 300

People James Madison

What Federalist president appointed the “ midnight judges? ” 400

BONUS John Adams

BONUS: Who was leader of US Troops at the battle of Fallen timbers ?

General Mad Anthony Wayne People

Who was the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States? 500

John Jay People

What position did President Washington take when war broke out between Britain and France? 100

Neutrality Foreign Policy

What did the U.S. gain from Spain in the Pinckney Treaty? 200

Border with Florida was set; US gained the right to use the Mississippi; US gained the right to use the port of New Orleans Foreign Policy

What event (during the presidency of John Adams) almost led to a war between the United States and France? 300

The XYZ Affair BONUS

BONUS: What law established the inferior federal courts ?

Judiciary Act of Foreign Policy

What term best describes United States foreign policy from 1789 to 1812? 400

Neutrality Foreign Policy

Because of the XYZ affair, on what country did the United States consider declaring war? 500

France Foreign Policy

According to the Republican was violated by the Alien and Sedition Acts 100

Freedom of Speech Odds and Ends

What reason would have been given by Anti-federalist for not supporting ratification of the constitution ? 200

To much power place in the hands of the Federal Government Odds and Ends

________set the land into 640 acre sections 300

Land ordinance of 1785 Odds and Ends

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was important because it ? 400

established rules for surveying and distributing public lands in the Northwest Odds and Ends

The most important reason for the failure of the Articles of Confederation was the ? 500

excessive power of the states BONUS

BONUS: What gave the United States the areas of Ohio and Indiana?

Treaty of Greenville Odds and Ends

The _______ Compromise in the Constitution dealt with slavery. This meant that a fraction of the slaves would be counted for both representation in Congress and for taxation. ? 100

3/5’s Hodgepodge

Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution ? 200

So that the Constitution would be ratified BONUS

BONUS: Who were the two authors of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions?

Thomas Jefferson & James Madison Hodgepodge

What issue was the subject of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions? 300

States ’ Rights Hodgepodge

What problem occurred because of the election results in 1796 ? 400

President and Vice- president were opposite parties Hodgepodge

Why did the House of Representatives have to decide the election of 1800? ? 500

Because no receive the majority of the electoral votes Hodgepodge

FINAL JEOPARDY PEOPLE answer

FINAL JEOPARDY: How many delegates attend the constitutional convention ? answer

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