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Welcome to Jeopardy!
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A Ms. Earnst Production
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Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 Team 1 Team 2 Team 3
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Plans for Reconstruction
Take me to your leader The End of the War Plans for Reconstruction Battles Causes North or South Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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He was the President in charge of the Union.
$100 He was the President in charge of the Union.
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$100 Abraham Lincoln Scores
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This general led the South in the eastern campaign
$200 This general led the South in the eastern campaign
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$200 Robert E. Lee Scores
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$300 This northern general would go on to take the presidency , after he took Richmond.
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$300 Ulysses S. Grant Scores
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Call him Mr. President, that is if you are a confederate.
$400 Call him Mr. President, that is if you are a confederate.
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$400 Jefferson Davis Scores
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$500 He trained the Grand Army of the Potomac, he just didn’t want to use them.
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$500 George McClellan Scores
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$100 This battle marked a high point for the South in the war, they would never go on the offensive again.
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$100 Gettysburg Scores
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This Battle had the single most bloody day in the war.
$200 This Battle had the single most bloody day in the war.
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$200 Antietam / Sharpsurg Scores
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The North’s strategy consisted of these three elements.
$300 The North’s strategy consisted of these three elements.
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Controlling the Mississippi
$300 Blockade Controlling the Mississippi Taking Richmond Scores
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Daily Double
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$400 Northerners named battles after these, while southerners named them after these. (two answers)
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North – natural things South - cities
$400 North – natural things South - cities Scores
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$500 His men cut a path 300 miles in length and sixty miles wide as they “marched to the sea”
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$500 Sherman Scores
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$100 This allowed Maine to enter as a free state, and Missouri to enter as a slave state – and eased tension in 1820.
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The Missouri Compromise
$100 The Missouri Compromise Scores
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This Supreme Court decision said that slaves were property.
$200 This Supreme Court decision said that slaves were property.
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$200 Dred Scott Decision Scores
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He tried to start a slave rebellion in Harper’s Ferry Virginia
$300 He tried to start a slave rebellion in Harper’s Ferry Virginia
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$300 John Brown Scores
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His election as president caused the South to secede
$400 His election as president caused the South to secede
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$400 Abraham Lincoln Scores
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$500 After insulting southerners in a speech about Bleeding Kansas, he was caned by one of the senators nephews
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$500 Charles Sumner Scores
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$100 New York
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$100 North Scores
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$200 South Carolina
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$200 South Scores
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$300 California
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$300 North Scores
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$400 Tennessee
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$400 South Scores
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$500 Missouri
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$500 North Scores
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The main battle to control reconstruction was between them
$100 The main battle to control reconstruction was between them
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President and Congress
$100 President and Congress Scores
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Lincoln’s plan carried this appropriate nickname
$200 Lincoln’s plan carried this appropriate nickname
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$200 The 10% plan Scores
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The south re-entered the union finally under their plan
$300 The south re-entered the union finally under their plan
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The Radical Republicans
$300 The Radical Republicans Scores
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$400 His plan was just a little bit more difficult than Lincoln’s, and seven states temporarily entered the union with it.
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$400 Johnson Scores
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$500 This bill tried to change Lincoln's plan from 10% taking a loyalty oath – to a majority in the state. Lincoln vetoed it.
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$500 Wade Davis Bill Scores
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$100 The the lives of these two groups likely changed the most during the war.
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Women and African Americans
$100 Women and African Americans Scores
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$200 It tried to provide food and shelter for poor whites and blacks after the war.
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$200 Freedman’s Bureau Scores
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$300 These laws attempted to keep African Americans from improving their life after the war.
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$300 Black Codes Scores
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The approximate number killed during the war.
$400 The approximate number killed during the war.
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$400 620,000 Scores
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$500 In addition to the question of slavery, it was the most important question answered by the war.
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Supremacy of the Federal Government
$500 Supremacy of the Federal Government Scores
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Radical Reconstruction
Potpourri The Amendments Advantages Radical Reconstruction Running mates 1000 words Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
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This Amendment Freed the Slaves
$200 This Amendment Freed the Slaves
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$200 The 13th Amendment Scores
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$400 This amendment made it illegal to restrict voting based on race, or former condition of servitude.
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$400 15th Amendment Scores
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The 14th Amendment guaranteed this
$600 The 14th Amendment guaranteed this
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$600 Citizenship Scores
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In this year, the fifteenth Amendment was adopted.
$800 In this year, the fifteenth Amendment was adopted.
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$800 1800 Scores
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The 13th, 14th and 15th amendments were known collectively as this
$1000 The 13th, 14th and 15th amendments were known collectively as this
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The Civil War Amendments
$1000 The Civil War Amendments Scores
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$200 A main advantage militarily of the south was they would be fighting this type of war.
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$200 Defensive War Scores
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Daily Double
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This was the South’s main economic advantage
$400 This was the South’s main economic advantage
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Foreign desire for cotton
$400 Foreign desire for cotton Scores
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$600 Ironically, the south’s fear of this would mean that it would be harder for them to fight the war.
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Strong Central government / over state’s rights
$600 Strong Central government / over state’s rights Scores
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$800 Lincoln used this statement to help give the north a better idea to rally behind. Much better than “preserve the Union”
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Emancipation Proclamation
$800 Emancipation Proclamation Scores
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The percentage of factories located in the North.
$1000 The percentage of factories located in the North.
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$1000 85% Scores
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Only this southern state was not divided up into military districts.
$200 Only this southern state was not divided up into military districts.
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$200 Tennessee Scores
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This act gave congress control over the appointments of the president.
$400 This act gave congress control over the appointments of the president.
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$400 Tenure of office Act Scores
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These people were placed in charge of the south’s military districts.
$600 These people were placed in charge of the south’s military districts.
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$600 Governor / generals Scores
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Troops would not be removed from the south until they did this.
$800 Troops would not be removed from the south until they did this.
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Ratified the 14th amendment
$800 Ratified the 14th amendment Scores
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This act gave congress greater control of the army
$1000 This act gave congress greater control of the army
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$1000 Command of the Army Act
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$200 This system helped runaway slaves find a way north, but don’t look for tracks.
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$200 Underground Railroad
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$400 These were northerners who moved to the south to help out – or help themselves to a profit.
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$400 Carpetbaggers Scores
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Daily Double
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$600 In order to fight the threat of southern sympathizers, Lincoln suspended this quickly after the war started.
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$600 Habeus Corpus Scores
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When South Carolina fired on this fort it started a war.
$800 When South Carolina fired on this fort it started a war.
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$800 Ft. Sumter Scores
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He was the vice president for the confederacy
$1000 He was the vice president for the confederacy
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$1000 Alexander Stephens Scores
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$200 He debated with Lincoln when they were running for Senate, he would later run against him for president.
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$200 Stephen Douglass Scores
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Who won the south’s electoral college votes in the 1860 election?
$400 Who won the south’s electoral college votes in the 1860 election?
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$400 Breckenridge Scores
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He was the Republican candidate in 1868
$600 He was the Republican candidate in 1868
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$600 Grant Scores
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VP to Lincoln when he died, he was a democrat and was impeached
$800 VP to Lincoln when he died, he was a democrat and was impeached
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$800 Johnson Scores
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$1000 Lincoln, Douglass, Breckenridge and this man were the four main contenders in 1860
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$1000 Bell Scores
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$200
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$200 Ulysses S. Grant Scores
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$400
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$400 Robert E Lee Scores
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$600
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General William T. Sherman
$600 General William T. Sherman Scores
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$800
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$800 John Brown Scores
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$1000
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$1000 Frederick Douglass Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
Jeopardy It’s the Law Final Jeopary Question Scores
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Part of the compromise of 1850 it stated that citizens must assist in the recovery of runaway slaves.
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Fugitive Slave Act Scores
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