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Welcome to Jeopardy!
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Directions: This is a great review for chapter 9 test which is Friday, January 12th.
Please do not save the program after you completed playing. Enjoy!
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Take a Chance on me Round 1 Round 2 Group 2 Group 1 Group 3
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Really? It’s a living Anything can happen Pick Me Stuff Would you know 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 released people who had been imprisoned under the Sedition Act
$100 He released people who had been imprisoned under the Sedition Act
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$100 Thomas Jefferson Scores
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$200 The US and Britain agreed to stop fighting and a sense of pride and nationalism grew in America.
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$200 Results of the War of 1812 Scores
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Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Purchase from this country.
$300 Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Purchase from this country.
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$300 France Scores
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$400 The Supreme Court rules that a new law violates the Constitution is an example of this.
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$400 Judicial Review Scores
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This President would express “Government expenses should be reduced”.
$500 This President would express “Government expenses should be reduced”.
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$500 Thomas Jefferson Scores
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$100 Supreme Court cases McCullough v. Maryland, Darmouth College v. Woodward, Gibbons v. Ogden
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$100 Federal power grew and conditions for economic growth were strengthened. Scores
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$200 Under his presidency , many supporters called him “the People’s President” because more people were involved in the voting process.
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$200 Andrew Jacson Scores
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$300 South Carolina repeals its tariff nullification after Congress authorizes this.
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$300 The Force Bill Scores
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Daily Double
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$400 The Supreme Court upheld the Congressional power of regulating interstate commerce in this decision.
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$400 Gibbons v. Ogden Scores
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South Carolina repealed nullification after Jackson did this.
$500 South Carolina repealed nullification after Jackson did this.
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He sent troops to South Carolina.
$500 He sent troops to South Carolina. Scores
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This resulted in the United States taking possession of Florida.
$100 This resulted in the United States taking possession of Florida.
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$100 Adams Onis Treaty Scores
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This warned European nations to stay out of Latin American affairs.
$200 This warned European nations to stay out of Latin American affairs.
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$200 Monroe Doctrine Scores
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Irish immigration in mid 1800’s grew because of this.
$300 Irish immigration in mid 1800’s grew because of this.
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$300 Potato Famine Scores
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The link between slavery and cotton is this.
$400 The link between slavery and cotton is this.
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Cotton rowing required a great deal of labor.
$400 Cotton rowing required a great deal of labor. Scores
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$500 Because they were often members of the Roman Catholic church, they were met with more hostility than other immigrants.
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$500 Irish Scores
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This year was important in the fight against slavery..
$100 This year was important in the fight against slavery..
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$100 1808 Scores
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This was used to control every aspect of an enslaved life.
$200 This was used to control every aspect of an enslaved life.
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$200 Slave Codes Scores
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Two inventions of Eli Whitney.
$300 Two inventions of Eli Whitney.
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Interchangeable parts and cotton gin
$300 Interchangeable parts and cotton gin Scores
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This is where the Industrial Revolution began.
$400 This is where the Industrial Revolution began.
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$400 Texitile industry Scores
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$500 Congress passed a joint resolution accepting the annexation treaty of this.
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$500 Texas Scores
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Significance of the siege at the Alamo.
$100 Significance of the siege at the Alamo.
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Inspired many Americans to volunteer for the Texas army
$100 Inspired many Americans to volunteer for the Texas army Scores
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$200 This is the belief that if was our right to possess the land from sea to shining sea.
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$200 Manifest Destiny Scores
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$300 Mexico ceded a large areas of territory to the United States in this treaty.
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$300 Guadalupe-Hildalgo Scores
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$400 Growing tensions over slavery led to this Proviso that proposed banning slavery in land gained from Mexico.
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$400 Wilmot Proviso of 1846 Scores
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California entered the Union as a free state in this proposal.
$500 California entered the Union as a free state in this proposal.
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$500 Compromise of 1850 Scores
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$100 In Lincoln’s first Inaugural Address he stated “ dissatisfied fellow countrymen” . He eas referring to whom?
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Southerners whose states had seceded.
$100 Southerners whose states had seceded. Scores
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$200 Seven Southern states seceded and formed the Confederate States of America in response to this.
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Abraham Lincoln’s election as President in 1860.
$200 Abraham Lincoln’s election as President in 1860. Scores
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$300 This decision declared that slaves were property even if they lived in a free territory and that US Congress could not regulate slavery.
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$300 Dred Scott decision Scores
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Lincoln main objective in the Lincoln-Douglas debates.
$400 Lincoln main objective in the Lincoln-Douglas debates.
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He insisted that the territories be kept free from slavery.
$400 He insisted that the territories be kept free from slavery. Scores
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$500 Lincoln wanted to hurt the southern war effort in areas not under Union control with this.
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Emancipation Proclamation
$500 Emancipation Proclamation Scores
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Final Double
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Explain the 14th & 15 Amendments
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14th: Rights of Citizens: Used to protect the rights of the freed slaves. Defines “Due Process” for Americans today which means equal protection under the law. 15th: Right To vote: Shall not be denied the right to vote on account of race, color or servitude. Scores
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This played a major role in denying African Americans their full civil Rights.
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Separate but equalSlide 4
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