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History Jeopardy

History Jeopardy. By Jessica Farley ETEC 546 Assignment 3. American Revolution. Politics for $100. This document signed in 1763 by King George III of England prohibited any English settlement west of the Appalachian Mts. Politics for $100. Answer: What was the Proclamation of 1763?.

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History Jeopardy

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  1. History Jeopardy By Jessica Farley ETEC 546 Assignment 3

  2. American Revolution

  3. Politics for $100 • This document signed in 1763 by King George III of England prohibited any English settlement west of the Appalachian Mts.

  4. Politics for $100 • Answer: What was the Proclamation of 1763?

  5. Politics for $200 • This official document was approved and officially adopted in Philadelphia by the Continental Congress in 1776.

  6. Politics for $200 • Answer: What was the Declaration of Independence?

  7. Politics for $300 • This man was considered the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

  8. Politics for $300 • Answer: Who was George Washington?

  9. Politics for $400 • This military department was born on October 13, 1775.

  10. Politics for $400 • Answer: What was the United States Navy?

  11. Politics for $500 • This underground organization opposed the Stamp Act and used violence and intimidation to force all of the British stamp agents to resign.

  12. Politics for $500 • Answer: Who were the Sons of Liberty?

  13. “Act” Now for $100 • This act forbade the import of foreign rum and French wines.

  14. “Act” Now for $100 • Answer: What was the Sugar Act?

  15. “Act” Now for $200 • This act prohibited the colonists from issuing any legal tender paper money.

  16. “Act” Now for $200 • Answer: What was the Currency Act?

  17. “Act” Now for $300 • This act maintains a three penny per pound import tax on a particular beverage arriving in the colonies.

  18. “Act” Now for $300 • Answer: What was the Tea Act of 1773?

  19. “Act” Now for $400 • This act required colonists to house British troops and supply them with food.

  20. “Act” Now for $400 • Answer: What was the Quartering Act?

  21. “Act” Now for $500 • In 1765, this Act was passed by the English Parliament imposing the first direct tax on the American Colonies.

  22. “Act” Now for $500 • Answer: What was the Stamp Act?

  23. Conflict for $100 • This title was given to an event in which a mob harassed British soldiers and fired their muskets into the crown, killing three people instantly.

  24. Conflict for $100 • Answer: What was the Boston Massacre?

  25. Conflict for $200 • This battle had General Thomas Gage ordering to destroy the rebel’s military at Concord.

  26. Conflict for $200 • Answer: What was the Battle of Lexington and Concord?

  27. Conflict for $300 • This battle between the Americans and the British began with the Americans marching from Cambridge to Charlestown in 1775 and ending on Breeds Hill.

  28. Conflict for $300 • Answer: What was the Battle of Bunker Hill?

  29. Conflict for $400 • This battle occurred after the Battle of Trenton and had Britain's General Cornwallis marching along the Delaware to counterattack Washington’s troops and retake Trenton.

  30. Conflict for $400 • Answer: What was the Battle of Princeton?

  31. Conflict for $500 • These battles permanently ended the British hopes of dividing the colonies along the Hudson River.

  32. Conflict for $500 • Answer: What were the Battles of Saratoga?

  33. Music for $100 • “My eyes have seen the glory of the coming of Lord…”

  34. Music for $100 • Answer: What is the Battle Hymn of the Republic?

  35. Music for $200 • “O’re the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming..”

  36. Music for $200 • Answer: What is the Star Spangled Banner?

  37. Music for $300 • This song was a parody proclaiming the colonials as country bumpkins.

  38. Music for $300 • Answer: What was Yankee Doodle?

  39. Music for $400 This song was played on drums and fifes for George Washington, But is being played on this instrument.

  40. Music for $400 • Answer: What is the piano?

  41. Music for $500 • This song, written by Katherine Lee Bates, was not written until much later, 1893, but has a lot of historical importance in America.

  42. Music for $500 • Answer: What is “America the Beautiful”?

  43. Quotes for $100 • He said “These are the times that try men’s souls.”

  44. Quotes for $100 • Answer: Who is Thomas Paine?

  45. Quotes for $200 • “..but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.”

  46. Quotes for $200 • Answer: Who was Patrick Henry?

  47. Quotes for $300 • “We hold these truths to be self-evident – that all men are created equal.”

  48. Quotes for $300 • Answer: Who was Thomas Jefferson?

  49. Quotes for $400 • “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”

  50. Quotes for $400 • Answer: Who was Nathan Hale?

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