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2 This is... Civil War

3 Now entering the studio are our Contestants!!!
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Now entering the studio are our Contestants!!!

4 Here is your host…

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6 Now here Are the directions

7 One person from each group steps up to answer the question.
Contestants will choose a category and question. Contestants raise hand if they know the answer. If no one knows answer then contestants will be told to go to their groups.

8 Here are the categories...

9 Slavery

10 Peeps

11 North or South?

12 Compromises

13 1st Contestants step up and prepare for the first question

14 Slavery Peeps North or South? Compromises $100 $200 $300 $400 $100 $200 $300 $400 $100 $200 $300 $400 $100 $200 $300 $400

15 Slavery - 100 This system took slaves from the South to freedom in the North or sometimes Canada. Column 1 #1

16 Underground Railroad Column 1 answer 1

17 Oops… click above to go back

18 Slavery - 200 Name an Abolitionist Column 1 #2

19 -Nat Turner -Frederick Douglass -Sojourner Truth

20 Oops… click above to go back

21 Slavery -300 This freed slaves ONLY in states fighting against the Union. Column 1 #3

22 Emancipation Proclamation

23 Oops… click above to go back

24 Slavery -400 Column 1 #4 Invention that helped slavery and
cotton production rise. Column 1 #4

25 Cotton Gin

26 Oops… click above to go back

27 Peeps - 100 Southern General who had been offered the Northern job

28 Robert E. Lee

29 Oops… click above to go back

30 Peeps - 200 Column 2 #1 Union General who won early battles out
West and forced the surrender of the Southern army in Virginia. Column 2 #1

31 Ulysses S. Grant

32 Oops… click above to go back

33 Peeps - 300 This man was a general for the North but
was fired because he liked to march instead of fight.

34 George B. McClelland

35 Oops… click above to go back

36 Peeps - 400 President of the Confederacy.

37 Jefferson Davis

38 Oops… click above to go back

39 North or South - 100 Had the best generals.

40 South

41 Oops… click above to go back

42 North or South – 200 Republican Party

43 North

44 Oops… click above to go back

45 North or South - 300 Free public schools.

46 North

47 Oops… click above to go back

48 Bet how much you are willing to risk
Geography People Concepts Vocabulary $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 Bet how much you are willing to risk $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400

49 North or South - 400 Border States

50 North

51 Oops… click above to go back

52 Compromises - 100 This was the main issue states were
fighting over with the new territories

53 Slave or free states

54 Oops… click above to go back

55 Compromises- 200 These two compromises forced slaves
to escape to Canada (In addition to the Fugitive Slave Act)

56 Missouri Compromise & Compromise of 1850

57 Oops… click above to go back

58 Compromises - 300 “Mini- Civil War” People moved here to
vote on Slavery, but shooting started between the two sides.

59 Bleeding Kansas

60 Oops… click above to go back

61 Compromises - 400 Which branch of the government did all
of the Compromises/deals before the Civil War deal with?

62 Legislative Branch

63 Oops… click above to go back

64 Double Jeopardy

65 North or South II

66 Advantages

67 Miscellaneous

68 Battles

69 Double Jeopardy North or South II Advantages Miscellaneous Battles $200 $400 $600 $800 $200 $400 $600 $800 $200 $400 $600 $800 $200 $400 $600 $800

70 North or South II - 200 Plantations Column 1 #1

71 South Column 1 answer 1

72 Oops… click above to go back

73 North or South II - 400 Confederacy Column 1 #2

74 South

75 Oops… click above to go back

76 How much are you and your team willing to risk?

77 North or South II -600 Column 1 #3
Immigrants that filled jobs in cities Column 1 #3

78 North

79 Oops… click above to go back

80 North or South II -800 Cities, factories, and railroads Column 1 #4

81 North

82 Oops… click above to go back

83 Advantages - 200 Had a navy

84 North

85 Oops… click above to go back

86 Advantages - 400 Knew the land they fought on Column 2 #1

87 South

88 Oops… click above to go back

89 Advantages - 600 More people and supplies

90 North

91 Oops… click above to go back

92 Advantages - 800 Won more battles the first 2 years

93 South

94 Oops… click above to go back

95 Misc - 200 1st battle of Civil War

96 Bull Run

97 Oops… click above to go back

98 Misc – 400 Place where Lee surrendered to Grant at the end of the war.

99 Appomattox Courthouse

100 Oops… click above to go back

101 Misc - 600 The cause of Southern Secession.

102 Lincoln was elected and rumors spread that he was planning on ending slavery

103 Oops… click above to go back

104 Misc - 800 First African American group of soldiers to be used by the Union.

105 54th Massachussetts

106 Oops… click above to go back

107 Battles– 200 Bloodiest single day of the entire war

108 Antietam

109 Oops… click above to go back

110 Battles - 400 Describe what TOTAL WAR looks like

111 Soldiers burning farms, soldiers destroying bridges

112 Oops… click above to go back

113 Battles- 600 North won, Turning point of the war, Lee’s first loss.

114 Gettysburg

115 Oops… click above to go back

116 How much are you and your team willing to risk?

117 Battles- 800 Gave Union control of the Mississippi River

118 Vicksburg

119 Oops… click above to go back

120 Final Jeopardy You’ll have 60 seconds

121 Mapping Make your wagers now

122 What was unique or different about Missouri, Kentucky, Delaware, and Maryland

123 Topic here What was unique or different about Missouri, Kentucky, Delaware, and Maryland?.

124 Now, lets see your answers…
Team 1 Team 2 Team 3

125 Final Jeopardy Answer Sheets to be printed out and given to students
Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ _________________ Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ _________________ Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ _________________ $ $ $

126 Instructor’s notes The game is set up for three teams but you can have as few or as many as you’d like 1st round Daily Double is at Topic 3 – Question $400 Two Daily Doubles in Round Two at Topic 1 – Question $600 and Topic 4 – Question $800 Use the Word document “Jeopardy Worksheet” beforehand to create your questions


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