13 colonies jeopardy review
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Slavery People Places Potpourri
This person made barrels out of wood and iron.
A 100
What is a Cooper?
A 100
This person made maps and marked boundary lines.
A 200
What is a Surveyor?
A 200
This person ground corn and wheat into flour.
A 300
What is a Miller?
A 300
This person traded goods with England and other
countries.
A 400
What is a Merchant?
A 400
This person made and repaired iron goods, such as horseshoes, axes, gun parts,
and nails.
A 500
What is a Blacksmith?
A 500
This was one disadvantage of being an apprentice
B 100
What is rarely getting a day off ?
B 100
This is what schools were like in colonial times.
B 200
They had one-room schoolhouses with one
teacher and students from many different grade levels
and ages together
B 200
This movement/event revived people’s interest in religion.
B 300
What is “The Great Awakening”
B 300
This term is used to describe how small towns were able to
rely on themselves.
B 400
What is “self-sufficient” ?
B 400
These were the three subjects that children learned in
school.
B 500
What are reading, writing, and arithmetic (math) ?
B 500
Slaves in the South worked on these very large farms that usually grew only one crop.
C 100
What are plantations?
C 100
These helped slaves keep their African culture alive and
keep their spirits up.
C 200
What are instruments, such as banjos and drums?
C 200
During this event in South Carolina in 1739, slaves rebelled against owners,
resulting in the death of 25 whites and the execution of
many slaves.
C 300
What is the Stono Rebellion ?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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These are 2 reasons that slavery grew more rapidly in the South than in the North.
C 400
What are: Southern plantations needed slaves to do all the work so slavery
increased in the south; meanwhile, slaves in the
North had more opportunities to improve their lives and
even buy their own freedom ?
C 400
These are some (3) ways that slaves resisted slavery.
C 500
What are: slaves worked slowly, broke tools, pretended to be sick, and tried to escape ?
C 500
This famous American founded the first public
library, first volunteer fire department, first newspaper, and first hospital in the 13
Colonies.
D 100
Who was Benjamin Franklin?
D 100
This printer was accused of printing lies and thrown in jail. His experience helped
lead to “Freedom of the Press.”
D 200
Who was John Peter Zenger?
D 200
Elizabeth Lucas Pinckney was successful at growing this southern crop used to
make blue dye.
D 300
What is indigo?
D 300
George Whitefield was a preacher who helped lead this
religious movement.
D 400
What is “The Great Awakening” ?
D 400
This slave wrote down his experiences when he was 69 years old. He was captured and enslaved when he was
just 6 years old.
D 500
Who was Venture Smith?
D 500
By the middle of the 1700s, this was the largest city in the
13 Colonies.
E 100
What is Philadelphia?
E 100
The Middle Colonies were known by this nickname because they grew and shipped flour to other
colonies.
E 200
What is “The Breadbasket of the Colonies” ?
E 200
This was the most important building in a colonial New
England town.
E 300
What is the meeting house?
E 300
This region made its money from timber, fish, and furs.
E 400
What is the New England region?
E 400
This was the first college in the colonies and it is still in
existence today.
E 500
What is Harvard University?
E 500
One of the following is NOT a cash crop of the Southern
Colonies: rice, tobacco, wheat, or indigo.
F 100
What is wheat?
F 100
This is the reason that most colonists wanted to leave
Europe and come to the New World.
F 200
What is to escape religious persecution and find religious
freedom?
F 200
In colonial times, this was the only book to sell more copies than Poor Richard’s Almanak
F 300
What is the Bible?
F 300
Slaves contributed this to society during colonial times.
F 400
What is their variety of skills, which could be used in cities
and on plantations?
F 400
These are some (3) things that colonial children did for fun.
F 500
What are: play games, such as tag and Nine Man Morris;
read from Poor Richard’s Almanac; make dolls.
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Colonial Regions
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These are the important products of the New England, Middle, and
Southern Colonies.
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What are:
•The New England Colonies produced fish, timber, and ships.
•The Middle Colonies produced wheat and iron.
•The Southern Colonies produced tobacco, rice, and indigo.
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