Period 1 Teams

Period 1 Teams

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1. Garland, Lissee, Jesse, Kevy, Hunter

2. Jonathan, Germashia, Mac, Katie, Jasmine

3. Falan, Ashlyn, Sara, Rachel, Victoria

4. Lydia, Meghan, Xenia, Jordan, Trey

5. Alexandra, Ashley P., Drew, Rubi, Kaily

Period 2 Teams


1. Christian, Julianne, Zac, Colton, Frank

2. Lydia, Cameryn, Conner, Sadie, Katelyn

3. JC, Wlodyga, Faith, Bradley, Lindsey

4. Riley, Alijah, Azariah, Dimitri

5. Caroline, Miranda, Camille, Stephen

Period 3 Teams


1. Gracie, Caty, Kaylee, Jesus, Jessica, Riley

2. Christine, Heidi, Philip, Matt, Nolen, Ryan

3. Jimmy, Jordan P., Alex, Anna M., Gavin

4. Bryant, James, Emily W., Anna P., Jalexia, Katie

5. Nathan, Emily N., Jordan W., Zac, Brady, Yantasia

Period 4 Teams


1. Amy, Brennan, Kasey, Mackensie, Brandon

2. Justin, Ethan, Ulysses, Kinly, Derrick

3. Austin, Chase, Farrah, Will, Brooke

4. Nicholas, Dani, Jordyn, Attallah, Taliyah

5. Kelly, Caleb R., Rachel, Garrett, Caleb N.

Period 5 Teams


1. Austin, Shai, Mikyla, Katie, Ashley, Kailyn

2. Cailan, Brandon, Hannah, Kaderica, Lindsey

3. Emma F., Nikki, Samuel, Abby, Paola

4. Alex, Haley, Gracie, Laura, Cesar

5. Brittney, Jamon, Aerial, Emma S., Giselle


Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!

Chapter 10

Jeopardy Rules

• REMINDER - If you violate any of the following rules, you will be eliminated from the game. Your spot will remain open, so your team will be down one player for the remainder of Jeopardy.

• 1) NO CELL PHONES

• 2) ONLY THE “ACTIVE” PLAYERS MAY TALK

• 3) NO “HELPING” YOUR TEAMMATES

• 4) WAIT FOR THE TEACHER TO TELL YOU TO MOVE

• 5) BE RESPECTFUL



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Political Parties

Slavery & Law

Famous People

Key Terms

Pre-War

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Category: Political Parties – $100

This group of Northern Whigs opposed slavery and

presidential candidate Zachary Taylor.


Answer - $100

Conscience Whigs


Category: Political Parties - $200

This group of Northern Whigs was linked to cloth

manufacturing and supported Zachary Taylor and the South.


Answer - $200

Cotton Whigs



When Whigs joined anti-slavery Democrats and abolitionists of

the Liberty Party, they formed a new party opposing the spread of

slavery on Western soil.


Answer - $300

Free-Soil Party



During the Election of 1854, Northern Whigs worked with Free-Soilers and antislavery

Democrats to form a new party known as


Answer - $400

The Republican Party



Also known as the American Party, this group was popular in

the Northeast as an anti-Catholic and nativist party opposed to

immigration.


Answer - $500

Know-Nothings Party



In the Election of 1860, this party nominated John Bell and wanted

to uphold the Constitution and keep the Union together.


Answer - $600

Constitutional Union Party


Category: Slavery & Law - $100

This amendment proposed that slavery should not exist in

any territory that the U.S. gained from Mexico.


Answer - $100

Wilmot Proviso



This law helped to temporarily ease tensions over slavery by

admitting California to the Union as a free state while maintaining

popular sovereignty in other territories.


Answer - $200

Compromise of 1850



This Act forced Northerners to take any African American labeled as a runaway into

custody and return them to Southern slave owners.


Answer - $300

Fugitive Slave Act of 1850



This Supreme Court decision held that African Americans were

not citizens and declared the Missouri Compromise

unconstitutional.


Answer - $400

Dred Scott decision



This informal but well-organized system of

conductors helped thousands of slaves escape in the 1830s.


Answer - $500

The Underground Railroad



In 1854, this act proposed repealing the Missouri

Compromise of 1820 in order to allow slavery in two new states.


Answer - $600

Kansas-Nebraska Act


Category: Famous People - $100

A famous Underground Railroad conductor known as “Black Moses” who returned to the

South 19 times to guide slaves to freedom.


Answer - $100

Harriet Tubman



The abolitionist Senator who was severely injured after being

beaten with a gold-handled can by Representative Preston

Brooks.


Answer - $200

Charles Sumner



Known as the “Great Compromiser,” this Senator from

Kentucky helped promote the Missouri Compromise of 1820

and end the nullification crisis of 1833.


Answer - $300

Henry Clay



This Whig-candidate was elected President during the

Election of 1848.


Answer - $400

Zachary Taylor



This author wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin in response to the

Fugitive Slave Act.

Daily Double!!!


Answer - $500

Harriet Beecher Stowe



During the 1856 election, the Republicans nominated this

famous Western explorer nicknamed “The Pathfinder.”


Answer - $600

John C. Fremont


Category: Key Terms - $100

The idea that the citizens of each new territory should be allowed to

decide for themselves if they wanted to permit slavery or not.


Answer - $100

Popular Sovereignty



The nickname given to more than 80,000 settlers that

arrived in California between 1848-1849 looking for gold.


Answer - $200

“Forty-Niners”



The process of taking states out of the Union.


Answer - $300

Secession



Another term for popular vote.


Answer - $400

Referendum



Another term for rebellion.


Answer - $500

Insurrection



Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware were slave states that did not secede.

They became known as


Answer - $600

Border States


Category: Pre-War - $100

This abolitionist led a rebellion against slaveholders in 1859

to seize weapons from a federal arsenal in Harper’s

Ferry, Virginia.


Answer - $100

John Brown



This Illinois Republican said “a house divided against itself

cannot stand” before he won the Election of 1860.


Answer - $200

Abraham Lincoln



After Abraham Lincoln’s election, this was the first

Southern state to secede from the Union.


Answer - $300

South Carolina



Confederate President Jefferson Davis decided to attack this fort for 33 hours when the Union refused to

evacuate it.


Answer - $400

Fort Sumter



The year that the Civil War started between the Union

and the Confederacy.


Answer - $500

1861



This was the last, unsuccessful attempt at a

compromise to keep the South from seceding in 1860.


Answer - $600

Crittenden’s Compromise

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