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History Jeopardy. Action Jackson. You Are My Destiny!. Let’s Be Civil About This. Civil War (Part 1). Civil War (Part 2). 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. Final Jeopardy.
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History Jeopardy Action Jackson You Are My Destiny! Let’s Be Civil About This Civil War (Part 1) Civil War (Part 2) 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 Final Jeopardy
Category1 | Q for 100 What was Andrew Jackson’s nickname?
Category1 | A for 100 Old Hickory
Category1 | Q for 200 What did Jackson call the outcome of the Election of 1824?
Category1 | A for 200 A “corrupt bargain”
Category1 | Q for 300 Who was Jackson’s Vice President (from South Carolina)?
Category1 | A for 300 John C. Calhoun
Category1 | Q for 400 System for rewarding supporters by giving them government jobs was known as the ___.
Category1 | A for 400 spoils system
Category1 | Q for 500 Jackson closed it because he said it was only for the wealthy
Category1 | A for 500 Bank of the United States
Category2 | Q for 100 What portion of the U.S. was added in 1803?
Category2 | A for 100 Louisiana Purchase
Category2 | Q for 200 What portion of the U.S. was added in 1845?
Category2 | A for 200 Texas
Category2 | Q for 300 What portion of the U.S. was added in 1848?
Category2 | A for 300 Mexican Cession
Category2 | Q for 400 What portion of the U.S. was added in 1853?
Category2 | A for 400 Gadsden Purchase
Category2 | Q for 500 The belief that the U.S. was destined to expand throughout the continent was ___.
Category2 | A for 500 Manifest Destiny
Category3 | Q for 100 California is added as a free state and the Fugitive Slave Act is enacted
Category3 | A for 100 Compromise of 1850
Category3 | Q for 200 Support and loyalty to a certain region of a country is known as ___.
Category3 | A for 200 Sectionalism
Category3 | Q for 300 Attempt by South Carolina to declare federal tariffs void was known as the ___.
Category3 | A for 300 Nullification Crisis
Category3 | Q for 400 Supreme Court case which declared slaves were property
Category3 | A for 400 Dred Scott v. Sandford
Category3 | Q for 500 The little woman who wrote the bestseller about the evils of slavery
Category3 | A for 500 Harriet Beecher Stowe
Category4 | Q for 100 The first shots of the Civil War were fired here
Category4 | A for 100 Fort Sumter, SC
Category4 | Q for 200 Commanding General of the Confederate Army
Category4 | A for 200 Robert E. Lee
Category4 | Q for 300 Turning point of the Civil War
Category4 | A for 300 Battle of Gettysburg
Category4 | Q for 400 17 September 1862 was the bloodiest day of the war at this battle
Category4 | A for 400 Antietam
Category4 | Q for 500 Lincoln issued this on 1 January 1863, changing the goal of the war for the Union
Category4 | A for 500 Emancipation Proclamation
Category5 | Q for 100 President of the United States during the Civil War
Category5 | A for 100 Abraham Lincoln
Category5 | Q for 200 Amendments 13, 14, and 15 are known as the…
Category5 | A for 200 Civil War Amendments -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remember: “Free citizens vote!” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amendment 13: Slavery abolished Amendment 14: Citizenship Amendment 15: Right to Vote
Category5 | Q for 300 This July 1863 Union victory cut the Confederacy in half
Category5 | A for 300 Vicksburg
Category5 | Q for 400 Assassinated Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theater on 14 April 1865
Category5 | A for 400 John Wilkes Booth
Category5 | Q for 500 Where Lee met Grant to surrender on 9 April 1865