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Tulsa History: Jeopardy Review Game

Tulsa History: Jeopardy Review Game. A. B. C. D. E. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. A kind of dark yellowish black oil that is found below the ground. What is petroleum?.

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Tulsa History: Jeopardy Review Game

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  1. Tulsa History:Jeopardy Review Game

  2. A B C D E 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. A kind of dark yellowish black oil that is found below the ground

  4. What is petroleum?

  5. Gasoline, Fuel, Oil, and Kerosene

  6. What are substances made from petroleum?

  7. Chelsea

  8. What is the town where oil was first discovered?

  9. The Oil Capital of the World

  10. What is Tulsa?

  11. Oil-Related Businesses

  12. What are drilling, marketing, and refining?

  13. The famous oilman who opened Tulsa’s International Airport

  14. Who is W.G. Skelly?

  15. A natural resource brought that brought thousands of people and new businesses to Tulsa

  16. What is oil?

  17. The person who opened the first business in Tulsa

  18. Who is Lewis Perryman?

  19. Two major art museums located in Tulsa

  20. What are Gilcrease and Philbrook?

  21. A nickname that given to Tulsa’s first new high school

  22. What is Our Lady of Mud?

  23. Three Institutions of higher learning located in Tulsa

  24. What are University of Tulsa (TU), Tulsa Community College (TCC), and Oral Roberts University (ORU)?

  25. A church building that was destroyed in the 1921 race riot, forty days after it was completed

  26. What was Mount Zion Baptist Church?

  27. The name of Greenwood prior to the race riot of 1921

  28. What is “Black Wall Street of America”?

  29. The name of the journey that the Cherokee Indians and other southeastern Indians from their home in Alabama to the Indian Territory

  30. What is the Trail of Tears?

  31. The landmark located at 1730 S. Cheyenne Avenue and recognized as the founding of Tulsa

  32. What is the Creek Council Oak Tree?

  33. Tulsa’s first newspaper

  34. What is the Indian Chief?

  35. Tulsa’s most famous newspaper

  36. What is the Tulsa World?

  37. Tulsa’s 36-story skyscraper that began as a 16-story building in 1918

  38. What is the Mid-Continent Tower?

  39. The first state monument that is located at the Expo Square

  40. What is the Golden Driller?

  41. The location of the oldest existing house in Tulsa

  42. What is Owen Park?

  43. The generous Tulsa oilman who donated millions of dollars to the Boy Scouts of America

  44. Who is Waite Phillips?

  45. The female philanthropist who started the Tulsa YWCA in her own house

  46. Who is Jane Heard Clinton?

  47. The largest oil field in the United States in 1905

  48. What was The Glenn Pool?

  49. Four Q streets in Tulsa

  50. What are Quaker, Quanah, Quebec, Quincy, and Queen?

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