Jeopardy Review: American Revolution
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Dec 05, 2014
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Jeopardy Review: American
Revolution
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People Battles Dates VocabularyActs
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He was a traitor who assisted the British at the
Battle of Saratoga
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Who was Benedict Arnold
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He led the colonists in the Battle of Bunker Hill
People $200
Who was William Prescott
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He spent most of the American Revolution in
France
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Who was Benjamin Franklin
People $400
He wrote Common Sense
People $400
Who was Thomas Paine
People $500
These two men joined Paul Revere on his ride to warn
the Patriots
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William Dawes &
Samuel Prescott
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The British won this battle, but lost more
men
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What is the Battle of Bunker Hill
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This battle renewed the
colonists’ hope
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What was the Battle of Trenton
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The first battle of the American
Revolution
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What was the Battle of Lexington &
Concord
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The last major battle fought by
Washington’s Army
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What was the Battle of Yorktown
Battle $500This battle was the
turning point of the warWhy?
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What was the Battle of Saratoga;
France became an ally of the colonists
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This was the effect of the colonists’ boycott
on British tea and wool
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It hurt British businesses
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The Stamp Act failed because
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Because Stamp agents were afraid to sell
stamps to colonists
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After the Boston Massacre all of the taxes were
repealed except
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The Tea Tax
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How did the colonists’ respond to the Intolerable Acts
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The First Continental Congress was formed
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What were the Intolerable Acts (3)
Acts $500Colonists had to feed & house British soldiersThe port of Boston was closedMassachusetts was put under the control of a British General
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1765
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Stamp Act was passedSons of Liberty was organizedStamp Act Congress meets
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1766
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What was the Stamp Act was repealed
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1767
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The Townsend Acts were passedThe Daughters of Liberty was organized
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1768
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Britain sent war ships to Boston
Harbor
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1783
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What was the Treaty of Paris; the United States becomes independent
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Patriot
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Who was a colonist who
opposes British rule
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Loyalist
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Who was a colonist who
supported British rule
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Continental Army
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given to the colonists’ army by the Second
Continental Congress
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Sons Of
Liberty
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What was a group of colonist formed by
Samuel Adams
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Daughters of Liberty
Vocabulary $500What was a group of colonial women; they stopped buying British tea and wool & made
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Final Jeopardy
Who is missing from this picture? Why?
Final JeopardyGeorge Washington; he did
not sign the Declaration of Independence
because he was leading the army.
Created by Trudie Walke Montgomery
Standard 4-3: The student will demonstrate an understanding of theconflict between the American colonies and England.Enduring UnderstandingRevolutions result from resistance to conditions perceived as unfair to the peopledemanding changes. In order for students to grasp and draw conclusions relative tothe level of conflicts between the American colonies and England, they will be ableto:Indicators4-3.1 Summarize the major political and economic factors leading to the AmericanRevolution, including the French and Indian War, the Stamp Act, the TeaAct, the Intolerable Acts, and American resistance to these acts throughboycotts, petitions, and congresses.4-3.2 Explain the significance of major ideas and philosophies of governmentreflected in the Declaration of Independence.4-3.3 Summarize the importance of the key battles of the Revolutionary Warincluding the reasons for the American victory, including Lexington andConcord, Bunker (Breed’s Hill), Charleston, Saratoga, Cowpens, andYorktown.4-3.4 Explain how the American Revolution affected attitudes toward slavery andwomen, and impacted the future of Native Americans.
This game is designed to review material taught to meet the following South Carolina State Standard:
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