Blank Jeopardy

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Chapter 2A
Chapter 2B
Chapter 2C
Chapter 2D
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French philosopher who wrote about government and
education. Huge influence on our nations
founding fathers.
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Who was Jean Jacques Rousseau?
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First ten amendments added to the Constitution
and adopted in 1791.
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What are the Bill of Rights?
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In the late 1770s, these American colonists
remained loyal to England and opposed
independence.
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Who were loyalists?
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These people were opponents to the Constitution
and its ratification.
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Who were anti-federalists?
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To England and the colonies, its known as the
French and Indian war. To the French and their
Native American allies, this war is known by this
other name.
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What is the Seven Years War?
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This law was passed for the orderly sale and
settlement of the Northwest Territory. It created
a system of townships, sections, and acres.
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What is the Land Ordinance of 1785?
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A philosophical movement in Europe and the
colonies in the 1700s. It emphasized rationalism,
reason, and intellectual freedom. (ie Ben
Franklin)
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What was the Enlightenment?
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American Indian Chief of the Ottawa. Organized
alliance to fight colonist expansion in 1763. The
war and a car are named after this person.
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Who was Pontiac?
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Name given to the ocean voyage that carried
slaves from Africa to America.
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What is the Middle Passage?
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Protest on December 16, 1773 in Boston. Colonists
disguised as Mohawk Indians boarded ships in
Boston and unloaded the cargo into the harbor.
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What was the Boston Tea Party?
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Revolutionary War battle which was actually
fought mostly at Breeds Hill, a hill near by.
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What was the Battle of Bunker Hill?
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This agreement was made between small and large
states during the Constitutional Convention to
have two representative houses of Congress one
based on population and one with an equal amount
of votes.
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What was the Great Compromise?
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First U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under George
Washington. Was fatally wounded in a duel with
U.S. Vice President Aaron Burr.
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Who was Alexander Hamilton?
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Series of orders issued by British Government in
1774 that closed the port of Boston, forced the
quartering of soldiers, and other items to punish
Boston.
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What were the Intolerable Acts or Coercive Acts?
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Confrontation between British soldiers and
Bostonians on March 5, 1770.
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What was the Boston Massacre?
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4th U.S. President and called the Father of the
Constitution.
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Who was James Madison?
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Prime Minister of England in 1776 who added to
the separation between the colonies and England
with the passage of Acts named after him. These
Acts were passed to heavily tax the colonies.
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Who was Charles Townshend?
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Act passed by British Parliament in 1766
asserting that Parliament had the right and
authority to make laws for the colonies in all
cases.
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What was the Declaratory Act?
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This person wrote the Declaration of
Independence. First U.S. Secretary of State under
George Washington. Was responsible for the
Louisiana Purchase and war with the Barbary
Pirates.
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Who was Thomas Jefferson?
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Published the Common Sense in 1776 urging
colonists to declare independence from England.
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Who was Thomas Paine?
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Name given to supporters of the Constitution
during the ratification process.
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Who were the Federalists?
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Author, scientist, printer, and inventor. Helped
negotiate treaty with Britain after the
Revolutionary War. Invented the stove and made
major discoveries with electricity.
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Who was Benjamin Franklin?
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Measured passed by English Parliament in 1765
that provided for a direct tax on ordinary goods
and services used by the colonists.
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What was the Stamp Act?
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Official document adopted by the 2nd Continental
Congress on July 4th, 1776.
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What was the Declaration of Independence?
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Was head of the Continental Army during the
Revolutionary War. Known as the Father of our
Country.
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Who was George Washington?