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Jeopardy! History Edition: Discover America’s Founding Figures (100 Characters)

Test your knowledge of American history with Jeopardy! Dive into the lives of pivotal figures like Thomas Jefferson, Harriet Tubman, Andrew Jackson, and more. Answer questions based on their contributions, significant events, and the impact they had on the nation's formation and development. From the Declaration of Independence to the Civil War, see how well you know these historical icons through engaging trivia questions. Prepare your buzzer and challenge yourself to become a history whiz! (490 Characters)

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Jeopardy! History Edition: Discover America’s Founding Figures (100 Characters)

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Jeopardy I know that guy People 人々 Who am I Menschen personas 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

  3. South Carolina spokesman for Nullification? A 100

  4. Who is John C. Calhoun? A 100

  5. Known as “Black Moses”, leading over 300 slaves to freedom. A 200

  6. Who is Harriet Tubman? A 200

  7. President that acquired the Louisiana Purchase. A 300

  8. Who is Thomas Jefferson? A 300

  9. Journalist that wrote “it is our right to posses the entire continent. (Manifest Destiny) A 400

  10. Who is John O’Sullivan? A 400

  11. First signer of the Declaration of Independence. Oh, its also the largest. A 500

  12. Who is John Hancock? A 500

  13. The writer of the Declaration of Independence B 100

  14. Who is Thomas Jefferson? B 100

  15. Defended the British Soldiers after the Boston Massacre B 200

  16. Who is John Adams? B 200

  17. Introduced the idea of Interchangeable parts B 300

  18. Who is Eli Whitney? B 300

  19. 1st president of U.S. B 400

  20. Who is George Washington B 400

  21. Enlightened writer of the Social Contract Theory B 500

  22. Who is John Locke? B 500

  23. Famous for his victory at the Battle of New Orleans. C 100

  24. Who is Andrew Jackson? C 100

  25. Winner of the election in 1824….oh ya it was a corrupt bargain. C 200

  26. Who was John Quincy Adams? C 200

  27. Implemented the Spoils system, Indian Removal Act, killing the National Bank earned him the title “King”. C 300

  28. Who is Andrew Jackson? C 300

  29. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  30. Promoted the idea of Popular Sovereignty for the new territories. (Slave or no slaves) C 400

  31. Who is Stephan Douglas? C 400

  32. His election win in 1860, sparked South Carolina to secede. C 500

  33. Who is Abe Lincoln? C 500

  34. Established the red cross during the U.S. Civil War D 100

  35. Who is Clara Barton? D 100

  36. Accepted Surrender of Confederate army at Appomattox. D 200

  37. Who is U.S. Grant? D 200

  38. General of the Confederate Army. D 300

  39. Who is Robert E. Lee? D 300

  40. President of the Confederate States of America. D 400

  41. Who is Jefferson Davis? D 400

  42. Union General that used the Scorched Earth Policy D 500

  43. Who is William T. Sherman? D 500

  44. Assassinated Abraham Lincoln. E 100

  45. Who is John Wilkes Booth? E 100

  46. Hero of Battle of San Juan Hill. E 200

  47. Who is Teddy Roosevelt? E 200

  48. President that enforced the Sherman Anti trust Act. E 300

  49. Who was Teddy Roosevelt? E 300

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