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“Jeopardy 1”

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Considered the turning point of

the Revolutionary War

Battles 100 Points

Battles 100 Points

What was the Battle of

Saratoga?

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Officially ended the

Revolutionary War two years

after the Battle of Yorktown.

What was the Treaty of

Paris of 1783?

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Battles 300 Points

Country that entered war

after Battle of Saratoga

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What was France?

Washington, D.C. was

captured and burned by the

British

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What was the War of 1812?

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Encouraged to attack

settlements by British during

War of 1812

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Who were Native Americans?

Battles 500 Points

William Penn established

Pennsylvania as a haven for

this group.

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Early Ideas 100 Points

Who are the Quakers?

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Jamestown settlers hoped to

find this resource.

What is gold?

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Primary factor in founding many

colonies, including Plymouth, Rhode

Island, and Pennsylvania

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What is religious freedom?

Philosopher who said the purpose of

government was to preserve rights of

the people.

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Who was John Locke?

Early Ideas 400 Points

Met in 1774 to decide who to do

about Parliament’s Intolerable Acts.

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Who is the First Continental

Congress?

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Magna Carta, Mayflower

Compact, English Bill of

Rights, and Declaration of

Independence

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Important Documents 100 Points

What documents influenced

growth of representative

government?

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Placed limits on the monarchy

in 1215

What is the Magna Carta?

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Signed in 1620 to establish

government in Plymouth

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What was the Mayflower

Compact?

Supported ratification of the

U.S. Constitution

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What were The Federalist

Papers?

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First written Constitution in North America

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What are the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

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Lewis and Clark explored this

area

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What is the Louisiana

Purchase?

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The Louisiana Territory was

purchased from this country.

What is France?

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The Louisiana Purchase gave

access to this area and benefited

farmers needing to ship goods.

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What was the port of

New Orleans?

Immediate result of the

Louisiana Purchase

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What was the United States

doubled in size?

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Two natural boundaries of the

Louisiana Purchase

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What are the Mississippi River

and the Rocky Mountains?

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In Common Sense, he

supported declaring

independence from England.

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Key People 100 Points

Who is Thomas Paine?

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They were responsible for the

Boston Tea Party.

Who were the Sons of

Liberty?

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Founder of Rhode Island who

supported religious freedom

and religious toleration.

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Who was Roger Williams?

Favored isolationism, which

became basis of U.S. foreign

policy until WWII.

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Who was George

Washington?

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Philosopher who developed idea of

separation of powers among three

branches of government.

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Who is Baron de Montesquieu?

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