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Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Paul Revere. Frederick Douglass. Susan B. Anthony. Mary McLeod Bethune. Mix it Up. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Jeopardy

Choose a category. You will be given the answer.

You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

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Click here for Final Jeopardy

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PaulRevere

FrederickDouglass

MaryMcLeodBethune

Mix it Up

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Susan B.Anthony

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Name 2 character traits of Paul

Revere.

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liberty and a patriot

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What is a patriot?

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a colonist who wanted freedom from the British

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What city did Paul Revere live in where the Tea Party took place?

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Boston, Massachusetts

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What was Paul Revere’s biggest

impact that affected America during the Revolutionary War?

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His midnight ride warned the colonist that the British were

coming.

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What obstacles did Paul Revere overcome?

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it was dangerous to be a patriot and he

had to travel by water and land on his midnight ride

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What was one of Frederick Douglass’s first major

accomplishments?

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He escaped from slavery.

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What is an abolitionist?

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A person who fought against slavery.

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What was the abolitionist

newspaper written by Frederick

Douglass?

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The

North

Star

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What president did

Frederick

Douglass meet with

before the Civil War?

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Abraham

Lincoln

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What other historical figure did we study about who

knew Frederick Douglass?

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Susan

B.

Anthony

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Susan B. Anthony was _______ when

trying to vote.

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Arrested

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What did Susan B. Anthony fight for?

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Women’s Suffarage or Women’s Right to

Vote

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Who was Susan B. Anthony’s partner

in Women’s Suffarage?

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Elizabeth

Cady

Stanton

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What is the 19th Amendment?

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It is the law that gives women the right to vote.

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What did the colonies become after the war?

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the United States of America

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What words best describe her fight for equality for

women?

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Diligence, justice, cooperation

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What did Mary McLeod Bethune

learned to do early as a child?

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Read

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How did she change our world?

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She helped make sure that all children could

go to school.

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Where did she open the first

school for black girls?

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Florida

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Because she fought for Civil Rights, which word best describes what she

was in favor of?

Liberty, cooperation, or justice

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Justice-

Equal treatment for all

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What was Mary McLeod Bethune’s

job?

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A teacher

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What group was Paul Revere the

leader of?

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Sons of Liberty.

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Sally is excited about voting in the next

election. Who does she have to thank for this

right?

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Susan B. Anthony

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Where did Frederick Douglass have to go to meet

the President?

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Washington D.C.

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What does diligent mean?

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To work hard and not give up

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Each of our historical figures

demonstrated cooperation. What

did they do?

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They worked well with other people in order to meet

their goals.

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Make your wager


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