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3 $200 $800 $600 $400 $800 $400 $200 $800 $400 $1000 $600 $400 $1000 $200 $600 $200 $600 $1000 $600 $800 $1000 Steel Rails of the North Fortress Alaska Alaska’s Resources Alaskan Places Bodies of Water FJ

4 The American president who drove the golden spike which officially completed the Alaska Railroad. 400 BoardAns

5 Warren G. Harding QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

6 This town was at the southern end of the Alaska Railroad and had a year round ice free harbor. 800 BoardAns

7 Seward QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

8 The town of Fairbanks grew up around this territory era trading post. 1200 BoardAns

9 E.T. Barnette’s Trading Post QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

10 A valuable capital resource, it was built in the first part of this century and was used to transport goods to and from Alaska’s interior. 1600 BoardAns

11 The Alaska Railroad QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

12 Immigrants from this country helped build railroads across the United States during its period of westward expansion and once completed many migrated to Alaska to work on the railroad here. 2000 BoardAns

13 China Question Question BoardBoard

14 It was a big airfield, built in Anchorage just before Japan attacked Alaska. 400 BoardAns

15 Elmendorf Airforce Base Question Question BoardBoard

16 It is the tunnel that allowed goods to be shipped to Anchorage and Fairbanks from an ice-free port other than Seward. 800 BoardAns

17 Whittier Tunnel QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

18 A bombing Attack on this U.S. Naval Base led to the United States declaration of war against Japan. 1200 BoardAns

19 Pearl Harbor QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

20 It was the part of Alaska that was called “a spear pointed straight at the heart of Japan.” 1600 BoardAns

21 The Aleutian Islands QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

22 He was the Alaska Defense Commander who tried to prepare Alaska for war. 2000 BoardAns

23 General Simon Buckner QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

24 The first Europeans came to Alaska in search of this valuable resource. 400 BoardAns

25 Furs Question Question BoardBoard

26 This is a mineral resource used by dentists and jewelers, first discovered in Alaska in 1893. 800 BoardAns

27 Gold Question Question BoardBoard

28 It was the resource that provided light and lubricants for the world during the 1800’s. 1200 BoardAns

29 Whale Oil Question Question BoardBoard

30 These fur-bearing animals were the most highly prized of all by Chinese traders who offered tea and silk in return. 1600 BoardAns

31 Sea Otter Question Question BoardBoard

32 The discovery of this natural resource spelled the end of whale oil production in favor of this new clean burning fuel source. 2000 BoardAns

33 Oil - Petroleum QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

34 It is the place where Tlingit warriors wiped out a Russian fur trading settlement. 400 BoardAns

35 Sitka QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

36 The Alaska city where U.S. planes, flown from the lower 48, were painted with Soviet insignias and handed over to the Russians pilots during World War II. 800 BoardAns

37 Nome Question Question BoardBoard

38 These towns were founded during the construction of the Alaska Railroad. 1200 BoardAns

39 Anchorage and Nenana Question Question BoardBoard

40 The Russian colony of Three Saints was located on this early European settlement. 1600 BoardAns

41 Kodiak Question Question BoardBoard

42 It is the island on which the Aleut was born. 2000 BoardAns

43 Atka QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

44 It was the summer home of the Bowhead whale. 400 BoardAns

45 Arctic Ocean QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

46 The city of Dawson is located on this body of water. 800 BoardAns

47 Yukon River Question Question BoardBoard

48 The Aleutian Islands separate this body of water from the Bering Sea. BoardAns

49 Pacific Ocean – Gulf of Alaska Question Question BoardBoard

50 Sitka is located on this sound. 1600 BoardAns

51 Sitka Sound QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

52 xxx 2000 BoardAns

53 xxxxx QuestionQuestion BoardBoard

54 Daily Double 1

55 It was on these Islands in the Bering Sea that Russian fur traders forced Aleuts to harvest fur seals in epic proportions. BoardAns

56 QuestionQuestion BoardBoard Pribilof Islands

57 Final Jeopardy Category: Resources

58 Discovery of this resource at Swanson River on the Kenai Peninsula helped pave the way for Alaska statehood.

59 Oil - Petroleum Question

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