20 Square Template

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Jeopardy 12 squares
with multiple choice
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(No Transcript)
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10 Points
What were the three requirements to participate
in a town meeting?

• White, male, landowner
• White, employed, landowner
• Employed, male, landowner

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20 Points
Why did farmers travel to market towns?

• To trade cash crops for goods they needed.
• To trade furs for goods they needed and wanted.
• To trade cash crops for furs

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30 Points
Why was the county seat important for people
living on plantations?

• It was a place to go to visit friends.
• It was a place to make laws, socialize, and trade
  goods.
• It was a good place to buy slaves.

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40 Points
What factors contributed to growth of coastal
cities?

• Large plantations, docks, and slaves
• Large plantations, docks, and harbors
• Good harbors, whaling, and shipbuilding

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10 Points
How did plantation owners make a living?

• By growing cash crops.
• By growing and trading cash crops
• By trading cash crops.

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20 Points
What is one difference between slaves and
indentured servants?

• Only slaves were forced to come to America to
  work.
• Indentured servants were set free after a period
  of time, where as slaves were not
• Indentured servants didnt have to work as hard.

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30 Points
What were the dutys of a plantation owner?

• Not much, life was easy with slaves doing all the
  work.
• He had no job. Others worked for him.
• A planter, had to manage the daily affairs of a
  plantation, it was really quite difficult work.

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40 Points
What were schools like in the south?

• Their werent many schools, but the ones that did
  exist only taught the basics.
• Very nice, because plantation owners were so rich
• Almost the same as schools today.

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10 Points
Why was the great Wagon road so important?

• It was the only way to get a wagon into the
  frontier.
• It was the only way to get supplies into the
  backcountry.
• It was the only way to get to the Ohio River
  Valley.

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20 Points
What was life like in the backcountry?

• People in the backcountry lived very simply, they
  had to work hard for everything they had.
• Fur trade made towns there a lot of money.
• Difficult, but the constable was like the police,
  so everyone was looked after.

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30 Points
Why was the Ohio River Valley important to both
the French and the English?

• Because of the gold found there.
• They both wanted to trade for furs with the
  Native Americans.
• They both just wanted more land.

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40 Points
What could not be taken from a slave?

• Clothing and food
• Pride, hope, and culture
• Freedom