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4. …Always phrase your answers in the form of a question!

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6. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 200 100 400 Native American Civil War Colonies Westward Expansion 3- Branches “I” Know It 100 200 300 400 500 Click HERE for Double JeopardyHERE

7. THESE NATIVE AMERICANS LIVED IN CENTRAL NEW YORK. Native Americans $100

8. Iroquois Back to Game

9. ALGONQUINS LIVED IN THIS TYPE OF HOUSE. Native Americans $200

10. Wigwam Back to Game

11. ANDREW JACKSON REMOVED THIS GROUP OF NATIVE AMERICANS FROM THEIR LAND IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN UNITED STATES. Native Americans $300

12. Cherokee Back to Game

13. NOT ONE OF THE ORIGINAL 5 TRIBES OF THE IROQUOIS, THIS SHIRT WEARING TRIBE LATER JOINED THEM. Native Americans $400

14. Tuscarora Back to Game

15. THE IROQUOIS ARE PART OF THIS CULTURE AREA. Native Americans $500

16. Back to Game Eastern Woodlands

17. THIS BATTLE WAS THE TURNING POINT OF THE CIVIL WAR. Civil War $100

18. GETTYSBURG Back to Game

19. THIS WAS THE 3-PART NORTHERN STRATEGY TO WIN THE CIVIL WAR Civil War $200

20. Anaconda Plan Back to Game

21. A MAJOR STRENGTH OF THE NORTH WAS THAT IT HAD MANY OF THESE, WHICH COULD EASILY BE CONVERTED TO MAKE WAR SUPPLIES. Civil War $300

22. Factories Back to Game

23. Civil War $400 A KEY ADVANTAGE FOR THE SOUTH WAS THEIR MANY GREAT GENERALS. THIS MAN WAS THE GENERAL IN CHARGE OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.

24. Robert E. Lee Back to Game

26. Civil War $500 GENERAL THOMAS "STONEWALL" JACKSON WAS KILLED AT THIS BATTLE BY ONE OF HIS OWN MEN.

27. Chancellorsville Back to Game

28. THIS BRANCH MAKES THE LAWS. 3-Branches $100

29. Legislative Back to Game

30. THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH IS MADE UP OF THE PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, AND THIS. 3-Branches $200

31. The Cabinet Back to Game

32. 3-Branches $300 THIS BRANCH HAS THE POWER TO DECLARE LAWS AND ACTS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

33. Judicial Back to Game

34. 3-Branches $400 THIS PERSON IS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE MILITARY.

35. The President Back to Game

36. 3-Branches $500 THIS IS WHY ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER CAN NEVER BE PRESIDENT.

37. Back to Game He is not a natural born US Citizen

38. Colonies $100 ONCE KNOWN AS NEW AMSTERDAM, THIS DUTCH COLONY WAS SURRENDERED TO THE ENGLISH.

39. New York Back to Game

40. Colonies $200 THIS COLONY WAS FOUNDED SO THAT DEBTORS AND PRISONERS COULD GET A FRESH START IN THE NEW WORLD.

41. Georgia Back to Game

42. THIS COLONY WAS FOUNDED AS A SAFE HAVEN FOR QUAKERS AND PRACTICED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. Colonies $300

43. Pennsylvania Back to Game

44. THIS GROUP OF COLONIES HAD THE BEST FARMING CONDITIONS AND THE LONGEST, HOTTEST GROWING SEASON. Colonies $400

45. Southern Back to Game

46. THIS GROUP OF COLONIES RELIED ON FISHING, WHALING, LUMBER, AND SHIPBUILDING TO MAKE THEIR MONEY. Colonies $500

47. New England Back to Game

48. Westward Expansion $100 THIS DOUBLED THE SIZE OF THE UNITED STATES WHILE JEFFERSON WAS PRESIDENT.

49. The Louisiana Purchase Back to Game

50. Westward Expansion $200 MANY SETTLERS TRAVELED WEST ON THIS DANGEROUS ROUTE.

51. The Oregon Trail Back to Game

52. Westward Expansion $300 THIS WAS THE IDEA THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS MEANT TO STRETCH FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA.

53. Manifest Destiny Back to Game

54. Westward Expansion $400 THIS INDEPENDENT COUNTRY ANNEXED ITSELF TO THE UNITED STATES AND LED TO A WAR WITH MEXICO.

55. Texas Back to Game

56. Westward Expansion $500 AN ARGUMENT OVER WESTWARD EXPANSION AROSE BECAUSE A BALANCE OF SLAVE AND FREE STATES NEEDED TO BE KEPT HERE.

57. The Senate Back to Game

58. “I” Know It $100 PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON PUSHED FOR THIS LAW TO GET RID OF THE CHEROKEE AND SEND THEM ON THE TRAIL OF TEARS.

59. Back to Game Indian Removal Act

60. “I” Know It $200 ABRAHAM LINCOLN RAN FOR SENATE AGAINST STEPHEN DOUGLAS IN THIS STATE

61. Back to Game Illinois

62. “I” Know It $300 THESE HARSH PUNISHMENTS WERE THE BRITISH REACTION TO THE BOSTON TEA PARTY

63. Intolerable Acts Back to Game

64. “I” Know It $400 THIS IS MADE UP OF THE SENECA, CAYUGA, ONONDAGA, ONEIDA, AND MOHAWK.

65. Iroquois Confederacy Back to Game

66. “I” Know It $500 THIS EMPIRE WAS CONQUERED BY FRANCISCO PIZARRO.

67. Inca Back to Game

68. 1000 200 400 600 200 600 400 600 400 200 400 1000 600 400 200 800 Early Republic 5-Principles of gov’t Name That President Foreign Affairs Comprom ises Craze “E” Clues 200 400 600 800 1000

69. THIS IS HOW THOMAS JEFFERSON DOUBLED THE SIZE OF THE COUNTRY. Early Republic $200

70. The Louisiana Purchase Back to Game

71. THIS PRESIDENT DECLARED WAR ON THE NATIONAL BANK. Early Republic $400

72. Andrew Jackson Back to Game

73. GEORGE WASHINGTON SET MANY OF THESE, WHICH WERE EXAMPLES FOR OTHER PRESIDENTS TO FOLLOW. Early Republic $600

74. Precedents Back to Game

75. THIS MAN WAS THE CHIEF JUSTICE WHO ESTABLISHED JUDICIAL REVIEW IN MARBURY V. MADISON. Early Republic $800

76. John Marshall Back to Game

77. THIS MAN WAS THE HEAD OF THE NATIONAL BANK AND DID NOT GET ALONG WITH PRESIDENT JACKSON. Early Republic $1000

78. Back to Game Nicholas Biddle

79. THIS IS THE IDEA THAT THE FINAL POWER RESTS WITH THE PEOPLE THROUGH THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE. 5-Principles $200

80. Popular Sovereignty Back to Game

81. THIS CONCEPT MEANS THAT POWER IS DIVIDED BETWEEN THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND STATE GOVERNMENTS. 5-Principles $400

82. Federalism Back to Game

83. "NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW... EVEN THE PRESIDENT!" THIS CONCEPT MEANS THAT GOVERNMENT DOES NOT HAVE ABSOLUTE POWER. 5-Principles $600

84. Limited Government Back to Game

85. 5-Principles $800 THIS IDEA MEANS THAT POWER IS SHARED BY 3 BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT.

86. Separation of Powers Back to Game

88. 5-Principles $1000 THIS CONCEPT MAKES SURE THAT ONE BRANCH DOES NOT GAIN TOO MUCH POWER OVER THE OTHER TWO.

89. Checks and Balances Back to Game

90. THIS CONSTITUTIONAL COMPROMISE ENSURED THAT SOME SLAVES WOULD BE COUNTED IN A STATE'S POPULATION, BUT NOT ALL OF THE SLAVES. Compromises $200

91. 3/5 Compromise Back to Game

92. THIS COMPROMISE HAD 5 PARTS AND INCLUDED A STRICT FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. Compromises $400

93. The Compromise of 1850. Back to Game

94. Compromises $600 THIS COMPROMISE ESTABLISHED THAT SLAVERY COULD NOT EXIST IN TERRITORIES ABOVE THE 36o30' LINE.

95. The Missouri Compromise Back to Game

96. Compromises $800 THIS MAN'S NICKNAME WAS "THE GREAT COMPROMISER.”

97. Henry Clay Back to Game

98. Compromises $1000 THIS WAS ROGER SHERMAN'S COMPROMISE THAT ESTABLISHED A BICAMERAL (2 HOUSE) LEGISLATOR.

99. Back to Game The Great Compromise

100. Name That President $200 THIS WAS THE ONLY PRESIDENT TO NOT BE A MEMBER OF A POLITICAL PARTY.

101. George Washington Back to Game

102. Name That President $400 THIS COMMON MAN PRESIDENT BELIEVED STRONGLY IN THE SPOILS SYSTEM.

103. Andrew Jackson Back to Game

104. THIS PRESIDENT TOLD EUROPEAN NATIONS TO STAY OUT OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS. Name That President $600

105. James Monroe Back to Game

106. A CORRUPT BARGAIN HELPED THIS MAN DEFEAT ANDREW JACKSON TO BECOME PRESIDENT. Name That President $800

107. John Quincy Adams Back to Game

108. THIS PRESIDENT WANTED TO SEE MANIFEST DESTINY BECOME A REALITY AND RALLIED THE TROOPS WITH THE CRY "54o40' OR FIGHT!!" Name That President $1000

109. James K. Polk Back to Game

110. Foreign Affairs $200 THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS SUPPORTED THIS COUNTRY'S REVOLUTION.

111. France Back to Game

112. Foreign Affairs $400 THE CONFEDERACY TRIED TO USE THIS TO GET BRITAIN TO HELP THEM IN THE CIVIL WAR.

113. Cotton Diplomacy Back to Game

114. Foreign Affairs $600 GEORGE WASHINGTON WARNED AGAINST GETTING INVOLVED IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THIS SPEECH.

115. His Farewell Address Back to Game

116. Foreign Affairs $800 THIS IS A TAX ON FOREIGN GOODS TO PROTECT AMERICAN BUSINESSES.

117. A Protective Tariff Back to Game

118. Foreign Affairs $1000 IN THIS TREATY SPAIN GAVE FLORIDA TO THE UNITED STATES.

119. Adams-Onis Treaty Back to Game

120. Craze “E” Clues $200 THIS BRANCH OF THE US GOVERNMENT ENFORCES THE LAWS.

121. Back to Game Executive

122. Craze “E” Clues $400 THIS PERSON GREATLY INCREASED THE NEED FOR SLAVES IN THE SOUTH BY INVENTING THE COTTON GIN.

123. Back to Game Eli Whitney

124. Craze “E” Clues $600 THIS, NOT POPULAR VOTE, ACTUALLY SELECTS WHO WILL BE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES EACH ELECTION.

125. Electoral College Back to Game

126. Craze “E” Clues $800 THIS CHANGED THE NORTHERN GOAL IN THE CIVIL WAR TO ENDING SLAVERY.

127. Emancipation Proclamation Back to Game

128. Craze “E” Clues $1000 THIS ENABLES OUR GOVERNMENT TO STRETCH THE MEANING OF THE CONSTITUTION TO CREATE LAWS THAT ARE "NECESSARY AND PROPER"

129. Elastic Clause Back to Game