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Final Jeopardy Question French and Indian War It’s a Revolution 100 Westward Expansion ConstitutionPresidents 500 400 300 200 100 200 300 400 500 400 300 200 100 Battles / Conflict
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Back Ironically, most Native Americans involved in the French and Indian War were allies with whom?
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French Back
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How did the French and Indian War start? What incident led to the beginning of the fighting? Back
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Washington’s attack on the French soldiers Back
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After the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1763, many Americans and Indians continued to fight. What was the name of that conflict? Back
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Pontiac’s War Back
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After the Treaty of Paris in 1763, what were the land claims in North America?
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Back England took control of lands east of the Mississippi River
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Back Identify 2 of the 3 reasons Britain and France went to war in North America.
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1.The fur trade 2.Disputed land claims in the Ohio River Valley 3. Britain’s desire to expand Back
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During the 1770’s, who was influential in the English colonies by creating the committee of correspondence.
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Back Samuel Adams
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Back In September of 1774, colonial leaders called a meeting in Philadelphia. Delegates from 12 colonies gathered together, and they were later know as what?
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First Continental Congress Back
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During the Revolutionary War who acted as government for the 13 colonies?
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Second Continental Congress Back
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Many colonist leaders felt that Parliament did not have the right to tax. Why did they have those concerns?
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Back “No taxation without Representation” Answers May Vary
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Back Name at least two ways the colonists responded to the Stamp Act, the first act the colonists protested.
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Back 1.Boycotted British Goods 2.Met at Stamp Act Congress in New York 3.Formed the Sons of Liberty
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Back What was the first major battle of the American Revolution?
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Back Bunker Hill
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Back After crossing the Delaware River on Christmas night 1776, what major battle did Washington win?
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Battle of Trenton Back
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What was the result of the War of 1812?
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Neither the US or England gained land Back
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What happened after the Battle of San Jacinto?
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Texas became an independent republic Back
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What conflict showed the strength of the Federal Government?
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Whiskey Rebellion Back
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What is the set of laws, principals, and processes of government?
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Back Constitution
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Back The constitution of 1787 consisted of what?
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A Federal Government with 3 branches Back
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What was the name of a system for electing the President?
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Back Electoral College
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Back How many states were needed to ratify the Constitution?
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9 out of 13 Back
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The Legislative Branch makes up the Laws. What two groups of people make up the Legislative Branch? Back
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1. House of Representatives 2.Senate Back
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What is the role of the President? Back
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Carry out Nation’s Laws Back
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What president had the policy of neutrality? Back
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George Washington Back
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What President had a policy to reduce the size of the Federal Government? Back
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Thomas Jefferson Back
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What president felt that The Bank of the US helped only the wealthy?
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Andrew Jackson Back
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What president was unpopular because he supported Henry Clay’s American System? Back
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John Quincy Adams Back
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Name the two individuals who explored the Louisiana Territory. Back
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Lewis and Clark Back
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In what battle were 150 Texans killed in 1863 by Mexicans? Back
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The Alamo Back
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What river is the border between Texas and Mexico? Back
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Rio Grande Back
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Identify the name of the belief that the United States had the right to claim land all the way to the Pacific?
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Manifest Destiny Back
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Name two reasons settlers and trappers moved to the Oregon Territory? Back
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1.Fertile Land 2.Plentiful Rainfall 3.Mild Climate Back
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Name the first president of the United States, the current president, and the president between the years 2001 and 2009.
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Back 1.George Washington 2.Barack Obama 3.George W. Bush
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This Jeopardy Game was Created by: Sara Feltman, 5th Grade Teacher Scott Elementary School 1999-2000 School Year
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