1. Reverse
Jeopardy

2. Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
100
100
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500

3. Utilitarianism
Greatest good for
the greatest number
Row 1, Col 1

4. It is enforceable by U.S. government
Difference between Bill of Rights and Universal Declaration of Human Rights
It is enforceable by
U.S. government
1,2

5. Use of national guard troops In Little Rock Arkansas
Open closed schools/enforce Brown v. Board
Use of national guard troops
In Little Rock Arkansas
1,3

6. Citizenship and voting rights
Indian Citizenship Act of 1924
Citizenship and voting rights
for Native Americans
were settled with the
1,4

7. Greatest political contribution the U.S. has given to the world 2,1
Bill of Rights
Greatest political
contribution the U.S.
has given to the world
2,1

8. Opportunity and success Related to well being of
Common good is achieved by enlightened self interest
Opportunity and success
Related to well being of
Society because…
2,2

9. An illegal market place
Black market
An illegal market place
For specific goods
2,3

10. A worker, a focus of Marxism
The proletariet
A worker, a focus of Marxism
2,4

11. Author of Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith
3,1

12. Different from law breaking
Higher moral laws justify actions
Civil disobedience is
Different from law breaking
Because..
3,2

13. Wrote that socialism Does not need a violent revolution
Eduard Bernstein
Wrote that socialism
Does not need a violent
revolution
3,3

14. Europe’s experience with Napoleon Bonaparte
Why Europe dislikes a strong president
Europe’s experience with
Napoleon Bonaparte
3,4

15. Segregation based in law
De jure segregation
Segregation based in law
4,1

16. Wrote Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx
4,2

17. Core values of Capitalism
Profit Motive,
Private Ownership
and Market Economies
4,3

18. Segregation not required
De facto segregation
Segregation not required
By law
4,4

19. Women, Native Americans,
Others who benefited from civil rights movement
Women, Native Americans,
Hispanics, Asians,
farm laborers,
interracial persons
5,1

20. Due process of 14th amendment
Used to enforce protections in Bill of Rights
Due process of 14th amendment
5,2

21. To become a U.S. Citizen
8 requirements
5,3

22. Powers enumerated to each branch – list two for each
Specific Powers to
Act internationally
5,4