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JEOPARDYJEOPARDYSTAR REVIEW

US History

Carmel Valley Middle School

Spring 2005Format is from Mrs. Penney King & Mrs. Verity Simmons of El Camino

High School in Oceanside California

Intro Brain Bowl

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Talkin ‘bout a Revolution

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Go West Young Man

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Talkin’ ‘bout a

Revolution, 100

What is the name of the document written by Thomas Paine that

included this quote? :“But Britain is a parent country, say some. Then the

more shame upon her conduct.”

Answer: Common Sense

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Talkin’ ‘bout a

Revolution, 200

Which document states that “Governments are instituted

among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the

governed.”

Answer:The Declaration of Independence

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Talkin’ ‘bout a Revolution, 300

Answer: life ,liberty

According to the Declaration of Independence, everyone has the right to_______ __________ and the pursuit of happiness.

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Talkin’ ‘bout a

Revolution, 400

This act was a crucial turning point in the Revolutionary War because it

affected regular folks, not just merchants and politicians. It

required people to pay a tax on marriage licenses, playing cards, legal contracts, and most other

printed materials. Answer: The Stamp Act

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Talkin’ ‘bout a Revolution, 500

What is the name of the statement-forbidding colonists from settling in

lands won from the French in the French and Indian War?

Answer: The Proclamation of 1763

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Talkin’ ‘bout a Revolution, 600

Answer: Baron de Montesquieu

This political theorist believed that legislative, executive, and judicial powers should be divided among three separate branches of government to prevent individuals or groups from getting too much power.

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Constitution: To bill or not

to bill?: , 100

This was one of the American documents signed in 1620

that American leaders could use as a model of self-

government ?

Answer:The Mayflower Compact

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Constitution: To bill or not

to bill?: , 200

Answer: The population of each state

The delegates at the Constitutional Convention compromised by making representation in the House of Representatives based on this

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Constitution: To bill or not to bill?: , 300

This is the name of the group that did not want to ratify the

constitution because it did not guarantee citizens basic rights and

freedoms

Answer:Anti-Federalists

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Constitution: To bill or not to bill?: , 400

This Amendment reserves rights to the states

Answer: Amendment 10

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Constitution: To bill or not to bill?: , 500

This branch of government can declare war

Answer: Legislative Branch (Congress)

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Constitution: To bill or not to bill?: , 600

These are two ways the Congress can check the power of the President

Answer: Override a veto, impeach,

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New Nation, 100

Answer:The Sedition Act

This Act violated the Constitution because it interfered with the freedom of speech

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New Nation, 200

The Alien and Sedition Acts were designed to weaken this political party.

Answer: The Republican Party

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New Nation, 300

This political party led by Thomas Jefferson believed in a strict

interpretation of the Constitution and emphasized agriculture

Answer: The Republican Party

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New Nation, 400

He was the President during the Whiskey Rebellion that believed if the farmers in the Whiskey Rebellion were

allowed to ignore the laws without being punished, then the United States’ government would eventually collapse

Answer: George Washington

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New Nation, 500

This was the main reason that the US established protective tariffs

Answer: To promote US industry

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New Nation, 600

“Printers are educated in the belief that when men differ in opinion, both

sides ought equally to have the advantage of being heard by the

public.”

 --Benjamin Franklin, 1731

 This quotation expressed Franklin’s point of view that the freedom of this is important in

society

Answer: free press

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Foreign Policy, 100

“Observe good faith and justice toward all nations…Nothing is more essential than that permanent, [habitual hatred] against

particular nations and passionate attachments for others should be excluded.”

-George Washington’s Farewell Address

Washington is trying to convey the importance of remaining ______ in

relations with other countriesAnswer: neutral

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Foreign Policy, 200

Thomas Jefferson said: “England has become a den of pirates and France

has become a den of thieves”

because France was confiscating US ships and England was doing this to U.S.

sailors

Answer: impressing

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Foreign Policy, 300

This American general gained recognition in the

War of 1812 after winning the Battle of New Orleans?

Answer: Andrew Jackson

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Foreign Policy,

400

This act permitted the United States to trade with all

nations except Britain and France?

Answer:Nonintercourse Act

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Foreign Policy, 500

In which of the following documents would the following quote be found?

“The American continents…are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers…we should consider any attempt on their part to

extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and

safety.”Answer: Monroe Doctrine

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Foreign Policy, 600

Explain why New Englanders met at the Hartford Convention in December

of 1814

Answer: To protest the war of 1812 because they thought that the British blockade hurt their trade

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Go West Young Man, 100

This agreement that gave the United States a strip of land that completed

its expansion across the continent was called the

Answer: Gadsden Purchase

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Go West Young Man, 200

The idea that the Unites States should expand westward to the Pacific Ocean was called this.

Answer: Manifest Destiny

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Go West Young Man, 300

This leader of the Mormons chose the Great Salt Lake valley as the new home for the Mormons because of its isolation from persecution

Answer: Brigham Young

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Go West Young Man, 400

This president won the election of 1844 in large part because

he favored national expansion.

Answer: James Polk

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Go West Young Man, 500

Answer: Fifty-four forty or fight!

The border dispute with Britain over Oregon was expressed by this slogan

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Go West Young

Man, 600

The Louisiana Territory was purchased from this country for this $ amount during

this year

Answer: France, 15 million, 1803

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Causes of Civil War, 100

This abolitionist was an escaped slave and later

became a publisher of the North Star, an antislavery

newspaper

Answer: Frederick Douglass

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Causes of Civil War, 200

Slavery might have declined in the South

before the Civil War if it had not been for the

invention of this ?Answer: cotton gin

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Causes of Civil War, 300

Answer: It enjoyed a warm and rainy climate.

What made the South better suited than the Northeast for growing cotton and rice on

plantations?

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Causes of Civil War,

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Answer: The Kansas-Nebraska Act

A vote among residents in the territories would decide whether a state allowed slavery best describes

this Act of Congress prior to the Civil War

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Causes of Civil War, 500

Answer: Like the biblical Moses, she led many people out of slavery and into freedom

This is why was Harriet Tubman known as the “Moses of her people

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Causes of Civil War, 600

Answer: Slaves were not U.S. citizens and did not have rights like the right to

file a lawsuit.

The Supreme Court came up with this ruling in the Dred Scott case.

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Civil War, 100

Answer: Robert E. Lee

He was the commanding general of the Confederate forces

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Civil War, 200

Answer: Fort Sumter

This firing of canons on April 9, 1861 marked the beginning of the

Civil War

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Civil War, 300

Answer:Jefferson Davis

This is the name of the President

of the Confederacy

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Civil War, 400

Answer: Fifteenth Amendment

This constitutional amendment gave men of all races the right to vote, no matter their “race, color,

or previous condition of servitude”?

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Civil War, 500

Answer: General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant.

What scene happened at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865?

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Civil War, 600

Answer: Continue the war until victory is achieved

"It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that from these

honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of

devotion."

-Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address, 1863

What message about the war is Lincoln conveying in this quote?

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