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7 th Grade SS Marking Period #4 EXAM JEOPARDY REVIEW

7 th Grade SS Marking Period #4 EXAM JEOPARDY REVIEW. JEOPARDY. Genocide for 100. What is the MOST FAMOUS example of genocide?. answer. The Holocaust. Genocide for for 200. What was the name of the infamous leader of the Nazi party in Germany?. answer. Hitler.

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7 th Grade SS Marking Period #4 EXAM JEOPARDY REVIEW

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  1. 7th Grade SSMarking Period #4 EXAMJEOPARDY REVIEW

  2. JEOPARDY

  3. Genocide for 100 What is the MOST FAMOUS example of genocide?

  4. answer The Holocaust

  5. Genocide for for 200 What was the name of the infamous leader of the Nazi party in Germany?

  6. answer Hitler

  7. What country in Africa had a genocide involving the Hutus and the Tutsis? Genocide for for 300

  8. answer Rwanda

  9. Genocide for for 400 What is the definition of genocide?

  10. answer The extermination of people of a certain race, religion, or culture

  11. Genocide for for 500 What was the “trail of tears?”

  12. answer The name given to the march of the Native Americans to the reservations. It was called “trail of tears” because so many died along the way.

  13. Civil Rights Movement for 100 This civil rights activist’s refusal to sit in the back of the bus triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott

  14. answer Rosa Parks

  15. Civil Rights Movement for 200 Martin Luther King supported this form of protest

  16. answer Non- violent

  17. Civil Rights Movement for 300 Other than African Americans, which other group was most influential during the Civil Rights movement?

  18. answer Women

  19. Civil Rights Movement for 400 What was the Civil Rights movement trying to achieve?

  20. answer Equal Rights

  21. Civil Rights Movement for 500 Who is the most well- known civil rights leader?

  22. answer Martin Luther King

  23. Civil Rights for 100 What set of laws in the South made segregation legal?

  24. answer Jim Crow Laws

  25. Civil Rights for 200 What did the Supreme Court case Plessy v. Ferguson set up and establish in the United States

  26. answer Separate but equal

  27. Civil Rights for 300 What did the Supreme Court Case Brown v. board of Education set up and establish in the United States?

  28. answer Schools must integrate and desegregate

  29. Civil Rights for 400 Which case came first, Plessy v Ferguson or Brown v. Board of education?

  30. answer Plessy v. Ferguson

  31. Civil Rights for 500 True or False: After Brown vs. Board of Education ALL public facilities were desegregated

  32. answer FALSE, just schools

  33. WATER for 100 What does the W in WATER ask you to do?

  34. answer Say What is taking place in the cartoon

  35. WATER for 200 What does the A in WATER ask you to do

  36. answer Answer Are there things in the cartoon that represent something else

  37. WATER for 300 What is the T in WATER?

  38. answer Tell the Message of the Cartoonist

  39. WATER for 400 What is the E in WATER?

  40. answer Evaluate the cartoonist’s feelings on the issue in the cartoon

  41. WATER for 500 What is the R in WATER

  42. answer Relate to the time period or historical event

  43. Vocabulary for 100 Civil Disobedience

  44. answer Non-violent resistance

  45. Vocabulary for 200 HOLOCAUST

  46. answer The systematic genocide of Jews, gypsies, and the mentally retarded, disabled, and homosexual by the Nazis in Germany and Eastern Europe

  47. Vocabulary for 300 Civil Rights

  48. answer Personal liberties that belong to every individual in the country.

  49. Vocabulary for 400 Nuremberg Trials

  50. answer The trials of Nazi officers following the Holocaust. This was the first time that people were tried for “war crimes.”

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