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TAKS Jeopardy
1607 - 1865
TAKS Jeopardy
Colonial Times
So You Want to Have a
Revolution
We the People
Potent Potables
New Republic
Monroe
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
Final Jeopardy
Foreign Policy
Final Jeopardy Answer
This Foreign Policy was established to keep European powers from establishing new
colonies in the western hemisphere. It also kept the
U.S. from getting evolved in the eastern hemisphere
Colonial Times 100
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It was the year that America’s first permanent settlement was
established.
Colonial Times 200
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It was the type of farming practiced in New England.
Colonial Times 300
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Prior to the American Revolution, this Philadelphia author, scientist,
inventor, and politician was the world’s most recognizable American.
Colonial Times 400
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It was a plan drafted by Benjamin Franklin that called for the thirteen British Colonies to unite in an effort to drive the French from America.
Colonial Times 500
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It is remembered as the first form of a representative legislative body in
America.
So, You Want to Have a Revolution 100
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It is the three-word catch phrase that sums up the primary cause of
the American Revolution.
So, You Want to Have a Revolution 200
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It was Washington winters camp were many men died of cold and
starvation but allowed the Americans to practice and get ready
to fight the British .
So, You Want to Have a Revolution 300
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He was the founder and chief organizer of the Sons of Liberty and
Committees of Correspondence.
So, You Want to Have a Revolution 400
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It was the battle site of a very convincing American victory that persuaded France to assist the
Colonies in the war effort.
So, You Want to Have a Revolution 500
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It was the treaty signed after the American victory at Yorktown that
ended the American Revolution and granted the colonies full
independence from England.
We the People100
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It is the five freedoms discussed in the first amendment to the United States
Constitution.
We the People200
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It was a collection of essays published by prominent Americans such John
Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison in which the case for the
Constitution was made.
We the People300
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It is the term that describes the sharing of powers between state governments
and the national government.
We the People400
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It is the concept established by the Supreme Court Case Marbury v.
Madison.
We the People500
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It is the clause that gives the United States Congress power to do more than is expressly written in the Constitution.
Potent Potables 100
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The First British colony established in North America
Potent Potables 200
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James Madison is known as the Father of what document
Potent Potables 300
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This country sold us the Louisiana Territory for 15 million Dollars.
Potent potables 400
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These papers were written to denounce the Constitution
Potent Potables 500
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This policy told European countries that America would not allow further settlement of the Latin American countries but would
not hinder any current colonies.
New Republic 100
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This was the name of the rebellion that Washington put down in his first term as
president
New Republic 200
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This President doubled the size of the U.S. in 1803
New Republic 300
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This was the names of three French agents that tried to blackmail John Adams.
New Republic 400
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This was the last battle of the war of 1812
New Republic 500
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This Act put in place by Jefferson almost put the U.S. into a depression
Monroe 100
This was the name of the time period during Monroe’s presidency
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Monroe 200
Henry Clay wanted to create this system to make America self sufficient and improve life for
Americans.
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Monroe300
This Compromise made Missouri a slave state and Maine a free state to
maintain the balance of senate votes
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Monroe 400
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This sate was given to as part of the Adams-Onis Treaty
Famous Colonials 400
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Daily Double
Monroe 500
This general attacked Spanish Florida in search of Seminole Indians that were
attacking southern Settlements
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