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  1. EOC Jeopardy! 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  2. 100 Number of “Original Colonies” Answer: 13

  3. 200 Label each region of the original 13 colonies Answer: Southern, Middle, New England

  4. 300 The New England colonies relied on what to support their economy? Answer: Fishing, Factories, Trade

  5. 400 What 2 major events happened in Massachusetts that led to the Revolutionary War? Answer: Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre

  6. 500 Why were the colonist taxed by King George? Answer: To pay back the debt from the French & Indian War

  7. 100 What document did the colonists write to ‘break up’ their relationship with Great Britain Answer: Declaration of Independence

  8. 200 What was America’s first attempt at a government? Answer: Articles of Confederation

  9. 300 Which articles of the Constitution outline the roles and responsibilities of the 3 branches of Government? Answer: 1-3

  10. 400 This pamphlet written by Thomas Paine criticized King George for abusing his power Answer: Common Sense

  11. 500 How does the Constitution LIMIT the powers of the 3 branches? Answer: checks & balances

  12. 100 This court cases ended racial segregation in schools Answer: Brown v. Board of Ed

  13. 200 This court case requires police officers to inform you of your 5th Amendment rights BEFORE arresting you. Answer: Miranda vs. Arizona

  14. 300 What precedent was established during Marbury vs. Madison? Answer: Judicial Review.

  15. 400 The Supreme Court that in the case of Tinker vs Des Moines, the students ______ Amendment rights had been violated Answer: 1st

  16. 500 This court case was overturned by Brown v. Board of Education when the Supreme Court declared ‘separate but equal’ unconstitutional Answer: Plessy vs. Ferguson

  17. 100 Right to own a firearm Answer: 2nd

  18. 200 Ended slavery Answer: 13th

  19. 300 DailyDouble! Your ‘Miranda Rights’ are found in what Amendment? Answer: 5th

  20. 400 Right to a trial by jury Answer: 7th

  21. 500 Set the voting at age 18 Answer: 26th

  22. 100 Foreign policy involves events and legislation that is happening _____________ the United States. Answer: outside

  23. 200 What branch of government is in charge of Foreign Policy? Answer: Executive

  24. 300 Which member of the President’s cabinet represents the U.S. in Foreign Affairs Answer: Secretary of State

  25. 400 What is one job of the United Nations? Answer: promote peace, etc.

  26. 500 Name one current event in then news that qualifies as a foreign policy issue? Answer: Crimea, World Cup, etc

  27. 100 What does NGO stand for? Answer: Non-governmental Organizations

  28. 200 Classify the following as Intergovernmental or NGO or neither? Answer: NGO, IG, Neither, NGO

  29. 300 What does UNICEF do? Answer: promotes the safety and health of children

  30. 400 If a person of group of people commit a ‘crime against humanity’, where are they put on trial? Answer: The Hague, World Court

  31. 500 What is the opposite of Foreign Policy? Deals with issues WITHIN a country Answer: Domestic Policy

  32. Final Jeopardy • Make your wager? How many points do you want to risk? • Once it is highlighted, your wager is locked in!!

  33. Final Jeopardy • One the paper with your wager, make a connection across 3 of the topics. Write your answer in complete sentences

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