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2 THIS IS JEOPARDY

3 With Your Hosts... Tabatha, Matt & Vicki

4 JEOPARDY Georgia’s Natural Res. Georgia’s Waterways Early Settlers Indian Nations in GA Vocabulary Hodge Podge 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

5 This natural resource, found in Georgia, was used to carve the
Lincoln Memorial GA Natural Resources 100

6 What is Georgia Marble GA Natural Resources 100

7 Georgia’s Natural Resources 200
This natural resource is mined at the fall line. It’s uses include: coating for paper, filler for paint, plastics and rubber, & porcelain Georgia’s Natural Resources 200

8 What is Kaolin GA Natural Resources 200

9 This natural resource found in Georgia is used primarily in kitty litter. It can also be used in soaps and medicines. GA Natural Resources 300

10 What is Fuller’s Earth GA Natural Resources 300

11 In what town is most of Georgia’s gold found?
GA Natural Resources 400

12 What is Dahlonega GA Natural Resources 400

13 What is the mineral mined in Georgia that is only mined in Augusta?
GA Natural Resources 500

14 What is Quartzite GA Natural Resources 500

15 The only ocean that touches Georgia
GA Waterways 100

16 What is the Atlantic Ocean GA Waterways 100

17 Between the barrier islands and the mainland is a four to six mile band of what? (It is a coastal waterway) GA Waterways 200

18 What are Salt Water Marshes GA Waterways 200

19 What are two of the four rivers that flow through Georgia and into the Atlantic Ocean?
GA Waterways 300

20 Ogeechee, Altamaha, and Satilla
What are the Savannah, Ogeechee, Altamaha, and Satilla GA Waterways 300

21 This is the term used to describe an area where freshwater and saltwater mix.
GA Waterways 400

22 What are Estuaries GA Waterways 400

23 This river separates Georgia
and South Carolina GA Waterways 500

24 What is The Savannah River GA Waterways 500

25 This Indian culture lasted from 1000 B. C. until 1000 A. D
This Indian culture lasted from 1000 B.C. until 1000 A.D. and were best known for creating the bow and arrow Early Settlers 100

26 Who were the Woodland Indians Early Settlers 100

27 This Indian culture began about 700 A. D
This Indian culture began about 700 A.D. They built moats and palisades, had tattoos, wore feather headdresses, and built burial mounds. Early Settlers 200

28 The Mississippian Indians
Who were The Mississippian Indians Early Settlers 200

29 These were the earliest settlers
These were the earliest settlers. The name given to them means “very old”. They used weapons such as the atlatl. Early Settlers 300

30 Who were the Paleo Indians Early Settlers 300

31 DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

32 This group of settlers were separated into 3 periods
This group of settlers were separated into 3 periods. They relied on gathering food, hunting small game, and eventually planted crops. Early Settlers 400

33 Who were the Archaic Indians Early Settlers 400

34 What type of rock was used by the early settlers to fashion spearheads, and later arrow heads.

35 What is Shale Early Settlers 500

36 One of two main Indian Nations in Georgia
One of two main Indian Nations in Georgia. The nation was made up of the Yamacraw, Yamasee, Ocmulgee, Oconee, Chiaha, & Apalachicola. Their true name was Muscogee. Indian Nations in GA 100

37 Who were the Creek Indian Nations in GA 100

38 This is the other Indian Nation that settled in Georgia
This is the other Indian Nation that settled in Georgia. They were separated into tribes, then clans. They had a government, and later would develop a written language. Indian Nations in GA 200

39 Who were The Cherokee Indian Nations in GA 200

40 Within a tribe there was a smaller group of people who believed that they were related.
Indian Nations in GA 300

41 What is A Clan Indian Nations in GA 300

42 The Cherokee traced their lineage through the mother
The Cherokee traced their lineage through the mother. What is the term that describes this? Indian Nations in GA 400

43 What is Matrilineal Indian Nations in GA 400

44 The Cherokee had a law that was used to prevent feuds
The Cherokee had a law that was used to prevent feuds. The law was designed so that members of the tribe could “get even” Indian Nations in GA 500

45 What is The Law of Retaliation Indian Nations in GA 500

46 This type of economy (used by Native Americans) did not involve the use of money, only the exchange of goods or services. Vocab 100

47 What is a Barter Economy Vocab 100

48 This Cherokee Clan were known as the “keepers of the earth” and were associated with the color green. Vocab 200

49 Who were the Wild Potato Clan Vocab 200

50 Most tribes had two of these, one for making war, and one for peace.
Vocab 300

51 What is a Chief Vocab 300

52 Georgia has this type of tide, meaning there are two low tides and two high tides each day.
Vocab 400

53 What is A Semidiurnal Tide Vocab 400

54 Georgia has two of these, one is located in Savannah, the other in Brunswick
Vocab 500

55 What is A deep water seaport Vocab 500

56 This term means the rise and fall of sea level due to the gravitational pull of the moon.
Hodge Podge 100

57 What is a Tide Hodge Podge 100

58 This rivers name means “river of the painted rock” in Cherokee.
Hodge Podge 200

59 What is the Chattahoochee River Hodge Podge 200

60 These are constructed to hold or reserve water for parts of Georgia that do not have much goundwater. Hodge Podge 300

61 What is a Reservoir Hodge Podge 300

62 The first settlers in our country are believed to be Asians who came to North America using the….
Hodge Podge 400

63 What is the Bering Land Bridge Hodge Podge 400

64 What is the difference between an archaeologist
And an archaeologist Hodge Podge 500

65 Archaeologist- find and use artifacts to study the past
Anthropologist- use artifacts to study culture. War Presidents 500

66 The Final Jeopardy Category is
Cherokee Clans Please record your wager

67 There were seven Cherokee clans that made up the Cherokee Nation
There were seven Cherokee clans that made up the Cherokee Nation. Name three of them (not including the Wild Potato Clan)

68 Who were the; Blue Clan, Long Hair Clan, Bird Clan, Deer Clan, Wolf Clan, & Paint Clan

69 Thank You for Playing JEOPARDY

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