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Another Fun Day at AHS
A New Nation
Directions:
• Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
• Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
• As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
• When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
• Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
• Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
• Continue until all clues are given.
• When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
BenGeorge
AlexTom
Who What Where When How Why
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Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
$100$100
He was the elderly Pennsylvania delegate sent to the Annapolis Convention to revise
the Articles of Confederation
He was the elderly Pennsylvania delegate sent to the Annapolis Convention to revise
the Articles of Confederation
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A. Benjamin Franklin
B. George Washington
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Alexander Hamilton
A. Benjamin Franklin
B. George Washington
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Alexander HamiltonScores
$200$200
Man chosen to be the nation’s first President
Man chosen to be the nation’s first President
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A. John Adams
B. George Washington
C. Franklin Roosevelt
D. James Madison
A. John Adams
B. George Washington
C. Franklin Roosevelt
D. James MadisonScores
$300$300
Man who proposed the
idea of the Bill of Rights
Man who proposed the
idea of the Bill of Rights
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A. John Jay
B. Thomas Paine
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Patrick Henry
A. John Jay
B. Thomas Paine
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Patrick HenryScores
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Washington’s Secretary of the
Treasury and Federalist Leader
Washington’s Secretary of the
Treasury and Federalist Leader
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A. John Knox
B. Thomas Jefferson
C. John Quincy Adams
D. Alexander Hamilton
A. John Knox
B. Thomas Jefferson
C. John Quincy Adams
D. Alexander HamiltonScores
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The first Vice-President and
second President
The first Vice-President and
second President
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A. John Adams
B. Thomas Jefferson
C. Benjamin Franklin
D. John Hancock
A. John Adams
B. Thomas Jefferson
C. Benjamin Franklin
D. John HancockScores
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First written form of
American government
First written form of
American government
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A. Declaration of Independence
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Constitution
D. Bill of Rights
A. Declaration of Independence
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Constitution
D. Bill of Rights
Scores
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The Law-Making body of the
United States
The Law-Making body of the
United States
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A. Supreme Court
B. Cabinet
C. Congress
D. Preamble
A. Supreme Court
B. Cabinet
C. Congress
D. PreambleScores
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First Ten Amendments to the Constitution
First Ten Amendments to the Constitution
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A. Article I
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Virginia Resolution of Religious Toleration
D. Bill of Rights
A. Article I
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Virginia Resolution of Religious Toleration
D. Bill of Rights Scores
$400$400
What D.C. stands for in Washington,
D.C.
What D.C. stands for in Washington,
D.C.
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A. District of Columbia
B. Decided Capital
C. Differential Corridor
D. Demonstrative Center
A. District of Columbia
B. Decided Capital
C. Differential Corridor
D. Demonstrative Center
Scores
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Hamilton’s excise tax that made Western corn farmers angry
enough to rebel against the federal
government
Hamilton’s excise tax that made Western corn farmers angry
enough to rebel against the federal
government
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A. Income Tax
B. Whiskey Tax
C. Luxury Tax
D. Social Security Tax
A. Income Tax
B. Whiskey Tax
C. Luxury Tax
D. Social Security TaxScores
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Body of water that separates
Europe from the United States
Body of water that separates
Europe from the United States
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A. Pacific Ocean
B. Hudson Bay
C. Atlantic Ocean
D. Chesapeake Bay
A. Pacific Ocean
B. Hudson Bay
C. Atlantic Ocean
D. Chesapeake BayScores
$200$200
City: site of the Constitutional
Convention meetings
City: site of the Constitutional
Convention meetings
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A. Washington, DC
B. New York, NY
C. Annapolis, MD
D. Philadelphia, PA
A. Washington, DC
B. New York, NY
C. Annapolis, MD
D. Philadelphia, PAScores
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State: Birthplace of Washington, Jefferson and
Madison
State: Birthplace of Washington, Jefferson and
Madison
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A. Virginia
B. New York
C. Pennsylvania
D. Massachusetts
A. Virginia
B. New York
C. Pennsylvania
D. MassachusettsScores
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First state to ratify the
Constitution
First state to ratify the
Constitution
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A. Maryland
B. Delaware
C. New Jersey
D. Georgia
A. Maryland
B. Delaware
C. New Jersey
D. GeorgiaScores
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French-held city that controlled the
trade down the Mississippi River
French-held city that controlled the
trade down the Mississippi River
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A. Montreal, Canada
B. Fort Detroit, MI
C. New Orleans, LA
D. Des Moines, IA
A. Montreal, Canada
B. Fort Detroit, MI
C. New Orleans, LA
D. Des Moines, IAScores
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After an amendment is ratified by ¾ of
the states
After an amendment is ratified by ¾ of
the states
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A. Proposal to change the Constitution
B. Allowing a state to secede from the Union
C. Electing a new President
D. Passing an amendment
A. Proposal to change the Constitution
B. Allowing a state to secede from the Union
C. Electing a new President
D. Passing an amendmentScores
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In 1783 with the signing of the Treaty of
Paris
In 1783 with the signing of the Treaty of
Paris
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A. Official end to British rule of the US
B. Purchase of the Louisiana Territory
C. Allowing new states to join the Union
D. End of slavery in the US
A. Official end to British rule of the US
B. Purchase of the Louisiana Territory
C. Allowing new states to join the Union
D. End of slavery in the USScores
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US Gov’t from 1778 until the
Constitution came into full effect in
1789
US Gov’t from 1778 until the
Constitution came into full effect in
1789
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A. American Revolution
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Civil War
D. Bill of Rights
A. American Revolution
B. Articles of Confederation
C. Civil War
D. Bill of RightsScores
$400$400
September 17, 1788
September 17, 1788
$400$400A. End of the American
Revolution
B. Signing of the Declaration of Independence
C. Ratification of the Constitution
D. Legalization of Slavery
A. End of the American Revolution
B. Signing of the Declaration of Independence
C. Ratification of the Constitution
D. Legalization of Slavery Scores
$500$500
With disagreements between the
Federalists and anti-Federalist over the
powers granted to a central government
With disagreements between the
Federalists and anti-Federalist over the
powers granted to a central government
$500$500A. Beginning of the Supreme
Court
B. End of the debate on Native Americans
C. Election of Washington
D. Formation of political parties
A. Beginning of the Supreme Court
B. End of the debate on Native Americans
C. Election of Washington
D. Formation of political parties Scores
$100$100
By implementing the Great
Compromise with a bicameral legislature
By implementing the Great
Compromise with a bicameral legislature
$100$100A. How the Great Compromise
was made
B. How the Electoral College was formed
C. How the Bill of Rights came to be
D. How a bill becomes a law
A. How the Great Compromise was made
B. How the Electoral College was formed
C. How the Bill of Rights came to be
D. How a bill becomes a lawScores
$200$200
By giving each state two members in the
upper house of Congress
By giving each state two members in the
upper house of Congress
$200$200
A. How the House number was set at 438
B. How the states are represented in the Senate
C. How large population states were satisfied
D. How the 3/5th Compromise worked
A. How the House number was set at 438
B. How the states are represented in the Senate
C. How large population states were satisfied
D. How the 3/5th Compromise worked
Scores
$300$300
By a majority of the Electoral
College vote
By a majority of the Electoral
College vote
$300$300
A. How amendments are ratified
B. How laws are ratified
C. How the President is elected
D. How appointments are approved
A. How amendments are ratified
B. How laws are ratified
C. How the President is elected
D. How appointments are approved
Scores
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Through proposal of 2/3 of the Congress or
states and then by ratification of ¾ of the
states
Through proposal of 2/3 of the Congress or
states and then by ratification of ¾ of the
states
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A. How powers are delegated
B. How bills become laws
C. How states are admitted into the Union
D. How amendments are added to the Constitution
A. How powers are delegated
B. How bills become laws
C. How states are admitted into the Union
D. How amendments are added to the Constitution
Scores
$500$500By the 3/5th
Compromise allowing slaves to be counted
as 60% of a person for both taxes and
representation in the House
By the 3/5th Compromise allowing slaves to be counted
as 60% of a person for both taxes and
representation in the House
$500$500
A. How the slavery issue was resolved in the Constitution
B. How slavery was abolished
C. How slavery began in the US
D. How the Slave Codes were enforced
A. How the slavery issue was resolved in the Constitution
B. How slavery was abolished
C. How slavery began in the US
D. How the Slave Codes were enforced
Scores
$100$100
Because he lead the Continental Army to victory during the
American Revolution
Because he lead the Continental Army to victory during the
American Revolution
$100$100A. Why John Knox was the Sec of
War
B. Why George Washington was selected as the first President of the United States
C. Why the first government was a military dictatorship
D. Why Hancock was so important
A. Why John Knox was the Sec of War
B. Why George Washington was selected as the first President of the United States
C. Why the first government was a military dictatorship
D. Why Hancock was so importantScores
$200$200
To sooth the anti-Federalists problems with a strong central
government that might have taken away the
rights they had
To sooth the anti-Federalists problems with a strong central
government that might have taken away the
rights they had
$200$200A. Why Jefferson was made the
1st Vice President
B. Why Washington accepted only two terms
C. Why the Bill of Rights was added
D. Why Shays rebelled in 1786
A. Why Jefferson was made the 1st Vice President
B. Why Washington accepted only two terms
C. Why the Bill of Rights was added
D. Why Shays rebelled in 1786Scores
$300$300
Because the Articles of Confederation were too weak to deal with crisis facing the new
nation
Because the Articles of Confederation were too weak to deal with crisis facing the new
nation
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A. Why we have a strong army
B. Why the President is Commander-in-Chief
C. Why we don’t have third parties
D. Why the Articles of Confederation were replaced
A. Why we have a strong army
B. Why the President is Commander-in-Chief
C. Why we don’t have third parties
D. Why the Articles of Confederation were replaced
Scores
$400$400
To finance government
just as they do now
To finance government
just as they do now
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A. Why people pay taxes
B. Why the gov’t isn’t allowed to charge for services
C. Why there is a Sec of the Treasury
D. Why we print money
A. Why people pay taxes
B. Why the gov’t isn’t allowed to charge for services
C. Why there is a Sec of the Treasury
D. Why we print moneyScores
$500$500
To be sure one branch of government or one person does not hold all power in a nation
To be sure one branch of government or one person does not hold all power in a nation
$500$500
A. Why we have a cabinet of expert advisors
B. Why the United States has three separate branches
C. Why Congress can impeach anyone in gov’t
D. Why not all officials are appointed to office
A. Why we have a cabinet of expert advisors
B. Why the United States has three separate branches
C. Why Congress can impeach anyone in gov’t
D. Why not all officials are appointed to office
Scores
Social Political Economic
Personalities
Geography
Pot Luck
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Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
$200$200
Planters
Free Farmers
Indentured Servants
Slaves and Indigenous People
$200$200
What was the social system in the South?
What was the social system in the South?
Scores
$400$400
They were regarded like women, the poor and
children as a class by the English Parliament in Great
Britain
They were regarded like women, the poor and
children as a class by the English Parliament in Great
Britain
$400$400
Who were the American colonists?
Who were the American colonists?
Scores
$600$600
They were skilled craftsmen who were looked down upon by the planters and merchants in Early
America
They were skilled craftsmen who were looked down upon by the planters and merchants in Early
America
$600$600
Who were the artisans
Who were the artisans
Scores
$800$800
Socially, they were the 3 lowest of all groups and
not even considered “people” by the
Founding Fathers
Socially, they were the 3 lowest of all groups and
not even considered “people” by the
Founding Fathers
$800$800
Who were slaves,
Indians, and women?
Who were slaves,
Indians, and women? Scores
$1000$1000
Unlike in Europe where birth was your
status, this determined one’s social position in
America
Unlike in Europe where birth was your
status, this determined one’s social position in
America
$1000$1000
What is wealth, talent, skills, or
land ownership?
What is wealth, talent, skills, or
land ownership?
Scores
$200$200
Their job and function is to advise
the President
Their job and function is to advise
the President
StateDept
Treasury
Dept of War
PostmasterGeneral
AttorneyGeneral
$200$200
What is the President’s Cabinet?
What is the President’s Cabinet?
Scores
$400$400
The law-making, law-enforcing, and
law-interpreting branches of the US government
The law-making, law-enforcing, and
law-interpreting branches of the US government
$400$400
What are the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial
Branches?
What are the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial
Branches?Scores
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First part of the
Constitution
First part of the
Constitution
$600$600
What is the Preamble?What is the Preamble?
Scores
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It’s how the President is
selected
It’s how the President is
selected
$800$800
What is the Electoral College?
What is the Electoral College?
Scores
$1000$1000
Because we elect representatives and
don’t vote on laws as citizens
Because we elect representatives and
don’t vote on laws as citizens
$1000$1000
Why is the US a republic and
not a democracy?
Why is the US a republic and
not a democracy?
Scores
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At the US Mint
At the US Mint
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Where is US currency printed?
Where is US currency printed?
Scores
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The Internal Revenue Service of the Treasury
The Internal Revenue Service of the Treasury
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What governmental unit collects
taxes?
What governmental unit collects
taxes?Scores
$600$600
Semi-Regulated Capitalism or Free
Market System
Semi-Regulated Capitalism or Free
Market System
$600$600
What is the economic
system in the United States?
What is the economic
system in the United States?
Scores
$800$800
It’s a time of high unemployment, lower prices and wages, and failure of businesses
It’s a time of high unemployment, lower prices and wages, and failure of businesses
$800$800
What is a Depression?
What is a Depression?
Scores
$1000$1000
Time of rising prices, but not necessarily business failure or
unemployment
Time of rising prices, but not necessarily business failure or
unemployment
$1000$1000
What is a recession or
inflation?
What is a recession or
inflation?Scores
$200$200
“First in War, First in Peace”
“First in War, First in Peace”
$200$200
Who was George
Washington?
Who was George
Washington?Scores
$400$400
Author-plagiarist of the Declaration of
Independence, first Secretary of State, leading anti-Federalist, and third President of the United
States
Author-plagiarist of the Declaration of
Independence, first Secretary of State, leading anti-Federalist, and third President of the United
States
$400$400
Who was Thomas
Jefferson?
Who was Thomas
Jefferson?Scores
$600$600
Father of the Constitution, Federalist, and fourth President of the United States, aka
Dolly’s spouse
Father of the Constitution, Federalist, and fourth President of the United States, aka
Dolly’s spouse
$600$600
Who was James
Madison?
Who was James
Madison?Scores
$800$800
First Secretary of the Treasury, born in the West Indies, and leader of the
Federalist Party
First Secretary of the Treasury, born in the West Indies, and leader of the
Federalist Party
$800$800
Who was Alexander Hamilton?
Who was Alexander Hamilton?
Scores
$1000$1000
Virginia Patriot, anti-Federalist
who said, “Give me Liberty or
give me Death”
Virginia Patriot, anti-Federalist
who said, “Give me Liberty or
give me Death”
$1000$1000
Who was Patrick Henry?
Who was Patrick Henry?
Scores
$200$200
Large body of salt water bordering FL, AL, MS, LA,
and TX
Large body of salt water bordering FL, AL, MS, LA,
and TX
$200$200
What is the Gulf of Mexico
What is the Gulf of Mexico
Scores
$400$400
State directly northeast of
Illinois and across Lake Michigan
from us
State directly northeast of
Illinois and across Lake Michigan
from us
$400$400
Where is Michigan?Where is
Michigan?
Scores
$600$600
High sodium chloride filled and land-locked lake in
the state of Utah
High sodium chloride filled and land-locked lake in
the state of Utah
$600$600
Where is the Great Salt
Lake?
Where is the Great Salt
Lake?Scores
$800$800
River that starts at Pittsburgh, PA, is a
tributary to the Mississippi River, and
forms the southern border of Illinois
River that starts at Pittsburgh, PA, is a
tributary to the Mississippi River, and
forms the southern border of Illinois
$800$800
Where is the Ohio River?Where is the Ohio River?
Scores
$1000$1000
This European nation loaned a great deal of
money to the Colonists which led to a
Revolution in 1789 using the guillotine as a
method of execution
This European nation loaned a great deal of
money to the Colonists which led to a
Revolution in 1789 using the guillotine as a
method of execution
$1000$1000
Where is France?Where is France?
Scores
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Two of the three states west of the Appalachians that
were NOT part of the Original Thirteen
States
Two of the three states west of the Appalachians that
were NOT part of the Original Thirteen
States
$200$200
What are Vermont,
Maine, and/or Florida?
What are Vermont,
Maine, and/or Florida?
Scores
$400$400
Indian confederation in New York state that
ended with the American Revolution
Indian confederation in New York state that
ended with the American Revolution
$400$400
What was the Iroquois
Confederation?
What was the Iroquois
Confederation? Scores
$600$600
Housing and feeding
soldiers in one’s home
Housing and feeding
soldiers in one’s home
$600$600
What is quartering?
What is quartering?
Scores
$800$800
Rights granted by nature just for the
fact one is a human being
Rights granted by nature just for the
fact one is a human being
$800$800
What are natural or
inalienable rights?
What are natural or
inalienable rights?
Scores
$1000$1000
They mean
-to reject
-to change
-to suggest
They mean
-to reject
-to change
-to suggest
$1000$1000
Define: veto, amend, and
propose
Define: veto, amend, and
proposeScores
Scores
PresidentsPresidentsFinal
Jeopardy Question
The only two Presidents who were
impeached
The only two Presidents who were
impeached
Who were Andrew Johnson and
William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton
Who were Andrew Johnson and
William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton
Scores