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2. JEOPARDY BOARD Industrial Revolution Capitalism and Socialism Vocabulary Primary Sources EconomicsImmigration $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 FINAL JEOPARDY

3. ■ What is the definition of Industrial Revolution? Industrial Revolution - $100 Question - $100 Question Click to see answer

4. ■ A time of great change when factories really grew and became more efficient. Industrial Revolution - $100 Answer - $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

5. ■ What is the definition of a “strike”? Industrial Revolution - $200 Question - $200 Question Click to see answer

6. ■ A strike is when people refuse to work until they get the changes they want Industrial Revolution - $200 Answer - $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

7. What were two negative effects of the Industrial Revolution? Industrial Revolution - $300 Question - $300 Question Click to see answer

8. ■ Children had to work ■ Many farmers lost their jobs ■ Workers had to work long hours for little pay ■ Wealth was not equal Industrial Revolution - $300 Answer - $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

9. What were three positive effects of the Industrial Revolution? Industrial Revolution - $400 Question - $400 Question Click to see answer

10. ■ More food was produced ■ people could afford new inventions ■ Factories produced more, cheaper goods for people to buy Industrial Revolution - $400 Answer - $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

11. ■ How are the Industrial Revolution and immigration related - how did they affect each other? Industrial Revolution - $500 Question - $500 Question Click to see answer

12. ■ The Industrial Revolution caused many farmers in Europe to lose their jobs. ■ At the same time, the Industrial Revolution meant many new jobs in America in the factories, mines, mills, etc. ■ So… many people moved to US to get jobs/work! Industrial Revolution - $500 Answer - $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

13. ■What is the goal of capitalism? ■What is the goal of socialism? Capitalism and Socialism - $100 Question - $100 Question Click to see answer

14. ■ Capitalism goal: make money/profit ■ Socialism goal: well-being of the community/society Capitalism and Socialism - $100 Answer - $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

15. ■ What is the definition of capitalism? Capitalism and Socialism - $200 Question - $200 Question Click to see answer

16. ■ Capitalism = An economic system where people own the businesses and get to keep the profit they earn. Capitalism and Socialism - $200 Answer - $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

17. What is the definition of socialism? Capitalism and Socialism - $300 Question - $300 Question Click to see answer

18. ■ Socialism = An economic system where the government controls the businesses and gives everyone their fair share Capitalism and Socialism - $300 Answer - $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

19. What is one pro and one con of socialism? Capitalism and Socialism - $400 Question - $400 Question Click to see answer

20. ■ Pro: there are no poor people ■ Pro: Everyone gets their fair share ■ Con: some people are not motivated to work hard because they aren’t rewarded ■ Con: The success of the society is totally dependent on the government making good decisions Capitalism and Socialism - $400 Answer - $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

21. Name TWO pros and TWO cons of capitalism? Capitalism and Socialism - $500 Question - $500 Question Click to see answer

22. ■ Pro: some people can become rich ■ Pro: Businesses compete = better, cheaper products for people ■ Con: some people are poor ■ Con: Businesses might care more about profit than workers rights Capitalism and Socialism - $500 Answer $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

23. When immigrants first came to America hundreds of years ago, many of them entered a “reception center” in New York - what was it called? Vocabulary - $100 Question- $100 Question Click to see answer

24. ■ Ellis Island Vocabulary - $100 Answer- $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

25. What is the definition of an “illegal immigrant”? Vocabulary - $200 Question- $200 Question Click to see answer

26. A person that moves to a new country without permission Vocabulary - $200 Answer- $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

27. What is the definition of the word “immigrant”? Vocabulary - $300 Question- $300 Question Click to see answer

28. ■ A person that moves from one country to another to live Vocabulary - $300 Answer- $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

29. What is the definition of a union? Vocabulary - $400 Question- $400 Question Click to see answer

30. ■ A group of people that fight for workers’ rights Vocabulary - $400 Answer- $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

31. Define push factor and pull factor. Vocabulary - $500 Question- $500 Question Click to see answer

32. ■ Push factor: something bad that makes a person want to leave their country ■ Pull factor: something good that attracts someone to come to a new country Vocabulary - $500 Answer- $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

33. What are three examples of primary sources? Primary Sources - $100 Question- $100 Question Click to see answer

34. ■ Letter ■ Diary ■ Photograph ■ Video footage ■ Newspaper Primary Sources - $100 Answer- $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

35. Are primary sources always accurate/truthful? Why or why not? Primary Sources - $200 Question- $200 Question Click to see answer

36. ■ No, the author/creator could have exaggerated, lied, or told the story from their perspective. Primary Sources - $200 Answer- $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

37. What are two things that are usually NOT primary sources? Primary Sources - $300 Question- $300 Question Click to see answer

38. ■ Textbooks ■ Websites ■ Encyclopedias Primary Sources - $300 Answer- $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

39. Define primary source. Primary Sources - $400 Question- $400 Question Click to see answer

40. ■ A source of information that was created during the actual time period. Primary Sources - $400 Answer- $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

41. What are the steps that can be used to read a primary source? Primary Sources - $500 Question- $500 Question Click to see answer

42. Background Knowledge Purpose Unknown Words Facts Opinions “Bob’s purple underwear frequently offend” Primary Sources - $500 Answer- $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

43. What word means “how much of something people want/need”? Economics - $100 Question- $100 Question Click to see answer

44. ■ Demand Economics - $100 Answer- $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

45. What is the definition of supply? Economics - $200 Question- $200 Question Click to see answer

46. How much of something that is available Economics - $200 Answer- $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

47. What is the definition of resources? Economics - $300 Question- $300 Question Click to see answer

48. ■ Things/goods that are of value to a society (EX: oil, coal, money, etc.) Economics - $300 Answer- $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

49. ■ What is the definition of economy? Economics - $400 Question- $400 Question Click to see answer

50. ■ How a society’s resources are shared, traded, and managed Economics - $400 Answer- $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

51. ■ Define saving AND define investing. ■ How are the two related? Economics - $500 Question- $500 Question Click to see answer

52. ■ Saving = To store up resources to use at a later time ■ Investing = Spending money/resources on something with the goal of gaining more wealth later ■ They are related because you must save up resources/money BEFORE you can invest them Economics - $500 Answer- $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

53. What is it called when part of a family (usually parents) are illegal immigrants and some members are legal citizens (usually children)? Immigration - $100 Question- $100 Question Click to see answer

54. A “mixed family” Immigration - $100 Answer- $100 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

55. ■ Give TWO examples of push factors and TWO examples of pull factors that made people immigrate. Immigration - $200 Question- $200 Question Click to see answer

56. ■ Push factors: no jobs, famine (no food), religious and political persecution, gang violence, etc. ■ Pull factors: many jobs, lots of food and land, religious freedom, democracy, safety/less crime, etc. Immigration - $200 Answer- $200 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

57. What are THREE problems that illegal immigrants are sometimes blamed for? Immigration - $300 Question- $300 Question Click to see answer

58. ■ Committing crimes ■ Taking jobs from Americans ■ Using social services like medical care and education Immigration - $300 Answer- $300 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

59. What are TWO reasons that some employers rely on illegal immigrants? Immigration - $400 Question- $400 Question Click to see answer

60. ■ They are cheaper to hire and will work long hours ■ They will do jobs that Americans refuse to do Immigration - $400 Answer- $400 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

61. What are THREE possible solutions to America’s “illegal immigration problems”? Immigration - $500 Question- $500 Question Click to see answer

62. Deport illegal immigrants Allow immigrants to become legal citizens if they pass certain criteria/standards Increase border security – build a bigger fence, more police Give help/aid to struggling countries so that the immigrants don’t need to leave Immigration - $500 Answer- $500 Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board

63. Topic: Topic: Settlers of Catan and Economics FINAL Click to see Click to see question

64. Is the game “Settlers of Catan” more capitalist or socialist? Why? Final Jeopardy Question Click to see answer

65. The game is more capitalist because: Players are competing for resources so that they can achieve profit/wealth (victory points) Players get to keep the profit/wealth they make Final Jeopardy Answer Click to return to Jeopardy Board