1. Social Studies Intro Chapter Jeopardy! Note: This is a great review for your upcoming Social Studies test and contains most, but not all, of the information on your study guide!

2. Landforms and Geography Proud to Be an American Maps and MoreGovernmentMelting Pot 200 400 600 800 1000 To final Jeopardy

3. This is the highest mountain range in the US Click for answer

4. Pacific Ranges Back to the board

5. This is the longest mountain range in the US

6. Rocky Mountains

7. Shading on a map which shows mountains or hilly areas

8. Relief

9. Name the five main vegetative regions of the US

10. Forests, Grasslands, Tundra, Deserts, Tropical

11. This area has some of the most unusual landforms in our nation, including the Grand Canyon

12. Colorado Plateau

13. This is the plan for our country, which serves the people by providing ways to make, carry out, and interpret the laws of our land.

14. Constitution

15. This is another name for the first ten amendments to the Constitution

16. Bill of Rights

17. Citizens benefit from this system, which allows equal opportunity for people to own and operate their own business

18. Free enterprise

19. The largest number of immigrants come from these two areas

20. Asia and Latin America

21. Immigrants from all over the world have made contributions to the US, which have brought a great deal of this to our country.

22. Cultural diversity

23. These maps show cities, states, and countries. They use lines to show borders.

24. Political

25. DAILY DOUBLE

26. Name the six regions of the US

27. West, Mountain, Southwest, Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast

28. This is what you call the exact location of a place expressed by latitude and longitude

29. Absolute location

30. This is a small map set into the main map, which shows where the area of the main map is located.

31. locator

32. This is a region that is formed when many people are affected by a natural resource

33. Economic region

34. This is the type of government in the US, meaning that people choose representatives to run the national government

35. Democratic

36. Name two rights of citizens protected by the Bill of Rights

37. Freedom of Religion, speech, assembly, right to bear arms (there are others as well)

38. This is how often voters in the US elect a president

39. Four years

40. This is a person who is born in a country or who chooses to become a member of that country by law

41. Citizen

42. Name four responsibilities of citizens

43. Obey the law, volunteer, vote, pay taxes, being informed of issues, take part in government

44. This is the development and growth of cities

45. Urbanization

46. DAILY DOUBLE

47. This is an area where people share the same languages, beliefs, and customs

48. Cultural region

49. This is what you call information that comes from the time being studied

50. Primary source

51. This is what you call all the surroundings in which people, plants, and animals live

52. Environment

53. These are the six major ecosystems

54. Croplands, forests, coasts/oceans, urban/suburban, arid/rangeland, freshwater

55. FINAL JEOPARDY

56. Latitude & Longitude Write down how much you want to use on this question, fold it up and give it to the person running the game.

57. Name the four major differences between latitude and longitude lines

58. LatitudeLongitude Equator at 0 degreesPrime Meridian at 0 degrees Lines run east and westLines run north and south Measure distance North and South of the Equator Measure distance east and west of Prime Meridian Also called parallelsAlso called meridians

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