Final Jeopardy 3 rd Hour

3. Final Jeopardy 3rd Hour • The number of ballots needed to elect Thomas Jefferson president in 1800? • 36

4. Articles: 100 • This event illustrated the shortcomings of the Articles in responding to crisis. • Shay’s Rebellion

5. Articles: 200 • DOUBLE JEOPARDY • The Articles TWO signature achievements? • Land Ordinance of 1785 • NW Ordinance of 1787

6. Articles: 300 • The two men most responsible for urging for a complete revision of the Articles at a meeting at Philadelphia? • Madison and Hamilton

7. Articles: 400 • Set out a rectangular grid system for surveying land • Land Ordinance of 1785

8. Articles: 500 • Eventually provided for the creation of ten new states. • Northwest Ordinance of 1787

9. Constitution: 100 • The appointed leader of the constitutional convention? • George Washington

10. Constitution: 200 • Virginia the first state Constitution to create one of these? • Bill of Rights

11. Constitution:300 • The plan that outlined representation in congress based on a states population? • Virginia Plan

12. Constitution: 400 • The Constitution had to be ratified by ___ /13 states, the last one to ratify it was? • Nine, Rhode Island

13. Constitution: 500 Federalist or Anti Federalist? Federalist Federalist Anti-Federalist Federalist Federalist • Alexander Hamilton • John Jay • Patrick Henry • Thomas Jefferson • James Madison

14. This and that: 100 • Rift between ______ and _____ led to the first political parties. • Hamilton and Jefferson

15. This and that: 200 • Not invited to cabinet meetings could only preside over the Senate? • Vice President

16. This and that: 300 • DAILY DOUBLE • The first Secretary of State • Thomas Jefferson

17. This and that: 400 • The first threat to the new Constitution…put down vigorously by Washington and Hamilton. • Whiskey Rebellion

18. This and that: 500 • Washington was a _________(political party). • Federalist

19. Hamilton:100 • Hamilton’s policy towards Revolutionary War debts. • Assumption

20. Hamilton: 200 • Hamilton’s assailant • Aaron Burr

21. Hamilton: 300 • Which of Hamilton’s economic programs that didn’t gain congressional approval? • Tarriffs

22. Hamilton: 400 • Reason Hamilton wasn’t a candidate for President? • Born outside the US

23. Hamilton: 500 • Hamilton favored a national economic policy of a national debt because? • …

24. Adams: 100 • Adams foreign policy problem? • XYZ affair

25. Adams:200 • Adams political rivalry with his friend _____ was not healed until their deaths on the same day in 1812. • Jefferson

26. Adams: 300 • The winner of the election of 1800 between Jefferson and Adams? • Jefferson and Burr

27. Adams: 400 • In an effort to muffle the heated opposition to President Adams’s anti-French foreign policy Congress passed the _____. • Sedition Act of 1798

28. Adams: 500 • The response to the Sedition Acts by Southern Republicans. • Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions

29. Jefferson: 100 • Simplicity and scaling back of the size of government • Revolution of 1800

30. Jefferson: 200 • Marbury v. Madison gave us? • Judicial Review

31. Jefferson: 300 • Jefferson’s Political Party? If Jefferson were alive today he’d be a? • Republican (Democratic-Republican) • Republican

32. Jefferson: 400 • Paid out of Jefferson’s own pocket to keep the federal budget down. • Meriwether Lewis

33. Jefferson: 500 • Jefferson’s Secretary of State who urged the purchase of Louisiana. • Albert Gallatin

34. Final

35. Potpurri: 200 • Believes that the Consitution must be followed to the letter • Strict constructionist

36. Potpurri: 400 • Tecumseh’s enemy in Ohio, a future President of the United States. • William Henry Harrison

37. Potpurri: 600 • The Great Chief Justice • John Marshall

38. Potpurri: 800 • Ceded much of Ohio Territory to the United States • Treaty of Fort Wayne

39. Potpurri: 1000 • Washington’s Chair at the Constitutional Convention

40. Native Americans 200 • The Shawnee leader who led an armed resistance against the US during the war of 1812. • Tecumseh

41. Native Americans: 400 • DAILY DOUBLE • Treaty that ended troubles with the Miami during the Washington administration. • Treaty of Greenville.

42. Native Americans: 600 • Defeated Little Turtle’s forces at the battle of Fallen Timbers. • Mad Anthony Wayne

43. Native Americans: 800 • Tecumseh’s Brother • The Prophet or Tenskwatawa

44. Native Americans: 1000 • The tribe that the Lewis and Clark expedition had great relationships with? Poor relationships with? • Nez Perce and Blackfeet respectively

45. Troublesome Foreign Affairs: 200 • British naval policy that angered the US in the Adams – Madison years • Naval Impressment

46. Troublesome Foreign Affairs 400 • Favored supporting French in their Revolution, favored supporting the British in their war with France? • Jefferson and Hamilton respectively

47. Troublesome Foreign Affairs 600 • We will negotiate trade with the first one to stop impressing our sailors and disrupting our trade? • Macon’s Bill #2

48. Troublesome Foreign Affairs 800 • Washington urged this policy during his farewell address? • Neutrality

49. Troublesome Foreign Affairs 1000 • Daily Double • Didn’t stop impressment but got the British to relinquish some of their land claims in Ohio. • Jay’s Treaty

50. War of 1812: 200 • War’s Hero • Andrew Jackson