2. Jeopardy! Standard VI B: The student will understand the causes and effects of WWI.

3. Click Once to Begin JEOPARDY! Standard VI B: The student will understand the causes and effects of WWI.

4. JEOPARDY! 100 200 300 400 500 End of WWI Short Answers Consumer Life African Americans Miscellaneous Domestic Problems

5. Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!  DO NOT DELETE THIS SLIDE! Deleting it may cause the game links to work improperly. This slide is hidden during the game, and WILL not appear.  In slide view mode, copy the above (red) graphic (click once to select; right click the border and choose “copy”).  Locate the answer slide which you want to be the daily double  Right-click and choose “paste”. If necessary, reposition the graphic so that it does not cover the answer text. Daily Double!!!

6. Answer 1-100  What document contains the following information: (1) disarming Germany, (2) payment of war damages by German, (3) revision of some European boundaries, and (4) formation of the League of Nations?  The Treaty of Versailles

7. Answer 1-200  November 11 th is celebrated as Veterans Day. What important event happened on November 11, 1918?  An armistice was signed that ended the fighting of WWI

8. Answer 1-300  What part of the Treaty of Versailles did the U.S. Senate reject?  The clause requiring all signers of the Treaty to join the League of Nations

9. Answer 1-400  What did the U.S. Senate dislike about the League of Nations?  It would limit U.S. neutrality and cause the U.S. to be allied with other nations

10. Answer 1-500  In relation to the peace talks at the end of WWI, what nations were known as the “Big Four”?  U.S., Great Britain, Italy, and France

11. Answer 2-100  What nation was forced to demilitarize, pay war damages, and sign a war-guilt clause after WWI?  Germany

12. Answer 2-200  Who was the first person to fly a solo, non- stop flight over the Atlantic Ocean?  Charles Lindbergh

13. Answer 2-300  What was the name of Charles Lindbergh’s plane?  Spirit of St. Louis

14. Answer 2-400  What Alabama-born musician is known as the “Father of Blues”?  W.C. Handy

15. Answer 2-500  Who mass-produced the first affordable automobile?  Henry Ford

16. Answer 3-100  What technique allowed Henry Ford to produce cars efficiently?  The assembly line

17. Answer 3-200  What product of the 1920s created the most economic growth?  The automobile

18. Answer 3-300  This allows consumers to “buy” a product while making monthly payments…  Installment Plans

19. Answer 3-400  What method of purchasing goods, which became popular in post-WWI America, caused many Americans to go heavily into debt?  The installment plan

20. Answer 3-500  What were Americans most fearful of during the Red Scare?  The threat of communism

21. Answer 4-100  What was the name of the artistic and literary movement of the 1920s that focused on the works of African American artists?  The Harlem Renaissance

22. Answer 4-200  What African American male author wrote about black experiences in the U.S. during the Harlem Renaissance?  Langston Hughes

23. Answer 4-300  What female African American author wrote And Their Eyes Were Watching God?  Zora Neale Hurston Daily Double!!!

24. Answer 4-400  What African American author wrote Home to Harlem?  Claude McKay

25. Answer 4-500  Who was the most famous trumpet player of the Harlem Renaissance?  Louis Armstrong

26. Answer 5-100  Who is considered to be the most famous singer of the 1920s?  Bessie Smith, Empress of the Blues

27. Answer 5-200  Who advocated the use of birth control and established the first women’s clinic in Brooklyn, New York in the 1920s?  Margaret Sanger

28. Answer 5-300  What female Alabama author suffered from schizophrenia and died in a fire at an insane asylum?  Zelda Fitzgerald

29. Answer 5-400  What happened to the popularity of radio, movies, and appliances during the 1920s?  They all tremendously increased in popularity

30. Answer 5-500  What invention became important to the mail industry during the 1920s?  The airplane

31. Answer 6-100  In the 1920s, what African American leader advocated that Blacks move back to Africa?  Marcus Garvey Daily Double!!!

32. Answer 6-200  Why did racial riots occur in many northern cities during the 1920s?  Whites felt that African Americans were taking jobs from them because African Americans would work for less money

33. Answer 6-300  What group saw an increase in membership during the 1920s? Group members engaged in the general harassment of African Americans, Catholics, Jews, and immigrants.  Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

34. Answer 6-400  What U.S. Attorney General targeted anyone who appeared to have ties to communists in the 1920s? He was responsible for jailing and deporting many immigrants during this time.  Mitchell A. Palmer

35. Answer 6-500  Who were the two Italian immigrants convicted and executed for robbery and murder during the 1920s? Their arrest and trial were results of the Red Scare.  Sacco and Vanzetti