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Jeopardy

Challenge your knowledge of American history, government, and other related topics with this interactive quiz. Test yourself on primary and secondary sources, key historical figures, founding documents, and civic duties. Enhance your understanding of culture, colonization, and the three branches of government. Dive into the past and expand your knowledge with this engaging quiz!

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Jeopardy

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  1. This IS Jeopardy

  2. History

  3. More History

  4. Government

  5. Vocabulary

  6. Other Stuff!

  7. Other Stuff Strikes Back!

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  9. Which of the following is the BEST example of a primary source in history? • A presidential poster featuring Abraham Lincoln • A section of your text book about Abraham Lincoln • A speech written by Abraham Lincoln

  10. A speech written by Abraham Lincoln (primary sources are materials created by people who lived during historical events. They include letters, diaries, photographs…etc)

  11. Who was the commander of the of the continental army, that defeated the British and helped win the American Revolution?

  12. George Washington (He was also our 1st President!)

  13. Written by Thomas Jefferson • Announced America’s separation from Great Britain • “We hold these truths to be self evident” • “Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” • What historic Document is being described?

  14. The Declaration of Independence

  15. 1st 10 amendments to the constitution • Guarantees protections of citizens rights • Defines powers given to the states • What document is being described?

  16. Bill of Rights

  17. Explain the meaning of “No taxation without representation”

  18. This was a popular saying in 1770’s Colonial America. The colonists did not feel it was fair to pay British taxes without any representation in British government.

  19. What were the 3 regions of the original 13 colonies?

  20. New England • Middle (Bread Basket) • Southern

  21. How did Native Americans help the settlers of the 13 colonies?

  22. They taught them how to farm

  23. What region included Massachusetts and had shipbuilding and fishing as major economic activities?

  24. New England Colonies

  25. What region included Virginia and had tobacco as a major cash crop?

  26. Southern Colonies

  27. What were the main reasons for colonization in the New World?

  28. Religious Freedom • Land • Economic Opportunities • Chance for a better life

  29. What document serves as the frame work of U.S. government and the basis for all laws?

  30. The Constitution

  31. What are the 3 Branches of U.S. government?

  32. Executive (Enacts the laws) • Legislative (Makes the laws) • Judicial (Interprets the laws)

  33. What branch of government makes the laws and is made up of The House of Representatives and The Senate?

  34. Legislative Branch

  35. What branch of government explains the meaning of laws and is headed by the Supreme Court?

  36. Judicial Branch

  37. What are the basic obligations/civic duties of U.S. citizens?

  38. Cast an informed vote • Obey laws • Pay taxes • Volunteer • Serve in the military • Serve on juries • Go to school (if under 18)

  39. What term describes a groups shared beliefs and behaviors?

  40. Culture

  41. Language • Style of Shelter • Religion • Food • What is a good title for this list?

  42. Factors that define culture (Culture Traits)

  43. This word describes the conflict between peoples desires and limited resources.

  44. Scarcity

  45. This term describes a government that is oppressive to it’s people and abuses it’s power.

  46. Tyranny (We limit the power of our government to prevent this)

  47. What term describes a person who assumes the risks of starting a new business?

  48. Entrepreneur

  49. What is the BEST example of a secondary source?

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