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Seating Plan. Confederation Jeopardy!!. December 3, 2012. Rules of Jeopardy. 1. The game will start with a coin toss to decide who starts. The winning team to pick the first category and value from the game board.
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Confederation Jeopardy!! December 3, 2012
Rules of Jeopardy 1. The game will start with a coin toss to decide who starts. The winning team to pick the first category and value from the game board. 2. There are five categories with five questions each. Questions are valued between $100 and $500. 3. Each team has a limited amount of time to answer the question. 4. When the question appears, any person from either team may raise a hand if he or she believes they have the correct answer. 5. The first team to raise their hand once the question appears will get the opportunity to answer the question within the given time. 6. If the answer is correct, the money is added to the team’s score and the winning team gets to choose the next question and value. 7. If the team answer is wrong, or if the team cannot answer the question in the allocated time the team loses the question’s value and the other team gets a chance to answer the question. 8. If no one gets the answer correct, the team who answered the last question correctly is in control for the next round.
Question: This “Father of Confederation” was was born in Scotland and immigrated to the Province of Canada (Canada West).($100)
Question: This “Father of Confederation” represented Canada East as leader of the Parti Bleu.($200)
Question: This person made two major recommendations about Canada: 1. Unite Upper and Lower Canada into one province 2. Give Canada responsible government.($300)
Question: This person made the British North America Act (BNA Act) official by signing it into law.($400)
Question: This person was the 1st Governor General of the Dominion of Canada.($500)
Question: Modern day Quebec was called this just before Confederation.($200)
Question: Before Confederation British North America was divided into these five separate colonies. ($300)
Answer: Province of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island
Question: Right after the British North America Act was signed into law, these provinces made up the Dominion of Canada.($400)
Question: The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council is located here.($500)
Question: On this date (month, day, year) the British North America Act first become effective. ($100)
Question: On this date the British North America Act (BNA Act) was signed (month, year).($200)
Question: In this year the people of the five colonies begin to start seriously planning to become a country of their own.($300)
Question: In this year Upper and Lower Canada rebelled.($400)
Question: In this year George-Etienne Cartier introduced a bill for the creation of the Grand Trunk Railway.($500)
Question: These were the three main conferences that shaped the future of Canada.($100)
Answer: 1. Charlottetown Conference2. Quebec Conference3. London Conference
Question: At this conference the Fathers of Confederation discussed the idea of “Maritime Union”.($200)
Question: At this conference the Fathers of Confederation created the “72 Resolutions”.($300)
Question: At this conference the Fathers of Confederation put the final touches on the first draft of the British North America Act (BNA).($400)
Question: At this conference the Province of Canada invited themselves along.($500)
Question: These are three of the ten causes of Confederation as discussed in class.($100)
Answer: Possible Answers…1. Big Public Projects2. Canada could take over Rupertsland from the Hudson Bay Company3. Changing British Attitudes4. Fear of American Invasion5. Fear of Manifest Destiny6. Language and cultural rights could be guaranteed under a federal system7. The Fenian Raids8. Trade with other countries would be more likely if all the colonies were joined as a single colonies9. The colonies needed to have free trade among themselves as a country10. Political Deadlock