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JEOPARDY. GAME RULES. FINAL ROUND. Great Depression. WWI. People. Decisions. Day Six Review. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Category A. 100. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Updated: April 2009
JEOPARDYWWI Day Six
Review
Great Depressio
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DecisionsPeople
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GAME RULES FINAL ROUND
- Jeopardy -
This term describes European build-up of
weapons, soldiers, and naval capabilities in the
years prior to WWI.
Category A
100
- Jeopardy -
What is militarism?
Category A
100
- Jeopardy -This military strategy
caused the western front of WWI to remain
almost the same for four years.
Category A
200
- Jeopardy -
What is trench warfare?
Category A
200
- Jeopardy -
This system of support established between
European countries prior to WWI ensured that many
countries would be pulled into conflicts involving two
or more European powers.
Category A
300
- Jeopardy -
What is the alliance system?
Category A
300
- Jeopardy -
This event served as a catalyst for the start of
WWI.
Category A
400
- Jeopardy -What is the
assassination of Hapsburg heir
Archduke Francis Ferdinand?
Category A
400
- Jeopardy -
This requirement in the Treaty of Versailles made Germany responsible for
compensating other countries for WWI damages.
Category A
500
- Jeopardy -
What is reparations?
Category A
500
- Jeopardy -
This American is most famous for his use of mass
production to produce affordable automobiles.
Category B
100
- Jeopardy -
Who is Henry Ford?
Category B
100
- Jeopardy -
This Russian leader headed the Bolshevik
Party during the overthrow of the provisional
government.
Category B
200
- Jeopardy -
Who is V. I. Lenin?
Category B
200
- Jeopardy -This person helped lead the
Japanese invasion of China in the 1930s, oversaw the role of Japan in WWII, and continued in his position
until 1989.
Category B
300
- Jeopardy -
Who is the Emperor of Japan
or Hirohito?
Category B
300
- Jeopardy -
This was the last monarch to rule Russia.
Category B
400
- Jeopardy -
Who is Czar Nicholas II or the last Romanov?
Category B
400
- Jeopardy -
How much would you like to bet?
DAILY DOUBLE
- Jeopardy -This leader took power
following the death of Lenin and was known for his five year plans to transform the
Soviet economy from an agricultural to a
manufacturing base.
Category B
500
- Jeopardy -
Who is Stalin?
Category B
500
- Jeopardy -This term described the
camps of rundown shacks in which many people had to
live during the Great Depression.
Category C
100
- Jeopardy -
What are Hoovervilles?
Category C
100
- Jeopardy -This New Deal project built
dams and power plants along a southern river and provided hundreds of jobs to unemployed workers.
Category C
200
- Jeopardy -
What is the Tennessee Valley Authority?
Category C
200
- Jeopardy -
How much would you like to bet?
DAILY DOUBLE
- Jeopardy -
This law, written as part of the Second New Deal,
guaranteed collective bargaining rights for
workers.
Category C
300
- Jeopardy -
Category C
300
What is the National Labor Relations Act or the
Wagner Act?
- Jeopardy -This is one of the three
programs established by the Social Security
Act of the Second New Deal.
Category C
400
- Jeopardy -What are old-age insurance,
unemployment compensation, and/or aid for the disabled/children who have lost an income-
earning parent?
Category C
400
- Jeopardy -
One of the main causes of the Great Depression (do not use the Stock Market
Crash).
Category C
500
- Jeopardy -What is overproduction
of goods, under-consumption of goods,
too much leverage (indebtedness), or
inflation?
Category C
500
- Jeopardy -
This Amendment outlawed the manufacture, sale, and
transportation of intoxicating liquors.
Category D
100
- Jeopardy -
What is the 18th?
Category D
100
- Jeopardy -
This treaty officially ended WWI.
Category D
200
- Jeopardy -
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
Category D
200
- Jeopardy -
This term describes the system under which France and Great
Britain gained control of Middle Eastern countries following WWI.
Category D
300
- Jeopardy -
What was the mandate system?
Category D
300
- Jeopardy -This German leader chose to
publish Mein Kampf outlining his beliefs in anti-semitism,
anti-communism, and the rights of superior individuals to take
control by force.
Category D
400
- Jeopardy -
Who is Adolf Hitler?
Category D
400
- Jeopardy -
This term refers to the U.S. approach to WWI
prior to 1917.
Category D
500
- Jeopardy -
What is neutrality?
Category D
500
- Jeopardy -
This conflict between the U.S. and Spain
concerned the liberation of Cuba.
Category E
100
- Jeopardy -
What is the Spanish-American War?
Category E
100
- Jeopardy -
This 19th century union organizer fought for better
labor laws for American workers.
Category E
200
- Jeopardy -
Who is Samuel Gompers?
Category E
200
- Jeopardy -This foreign policy
states that the U.S. has a right to intervene in
Latin American countries to stabalize
them politically or economically.
Category E
300
- Jeopardy -
What is the Roosevelt Correlary to the
Monroe Doctrine?
Category E
300
- Jeopardy -
Place your bets!
DAILY DOUBLE
- Jeopardy -
This group of people advocated direct participation in
government, government regulation of industry, and an end
to child labor.
DAILY DOUBLE
- Jeopardy -
Who are the progressives?
Category E
400
- Jeopardy -
The name of one muckraking author and the title of the
person’s work.
Category E
500
- Jeopardy -Who is Ida Tarbell/The
History of the Standard Oil Company OR Upton Sinclair/The Jungle?
Category E
500
- Jeopardy -Welcome to
Jeopardy!The fun and sneaky way to
review material for the upcoming test!
- Jeopardy -
And now…a brief introduction to the RULES of the GAME…
- Jeopardy -Each group must:
a) SIT TOGETHER, and b) Designate a SPEAKER who will respond to the prompts (You may NOT
change speakers).
- Jeopardy -
The game consists of FIVE categories,
each containingFIVE questions
- Jeopardy -
Questions are randomly arranged, NOT by degree
of difficulty
- Jeopardy -
Each speaker may select only ONE question per
round
- Jeopardy -
Once the selected question is posted on the
screen, the SPEAKER of the team
has 10 seconds to respond.
- Jeopardy -
The speaker may consult with teammates before
responding
- Jeopardy -
During the game, whispering is OK, but LOUD talking and/or disruptions DURING
THE GAME may result in point loss for the entire
team.
- Jeopardy -The response should be
phrased in the FORM OF A QUESTION.
(Words, phrases, and statements – even if correct –
may be disqualified)
- Jeopardy -
A CORRECT ANSWER earns the team the amount of points indicated on the
jeopardy board.
- Jeopardy -If the speaker does not
respond correctly within 10 seconds, the question passes on to the next
team speaker, who has 5 seconds to respond.
- Jeopardy -
The number of points for the correct answer at this stage are the same as for
the previous team.
- Jeopardy -Questions that are not
answered correctly by the selecting team are offered to the other teams in turn until a correct answer is given or
all teams have guessed incorrectly.
- Jeopardy -
For the Daily Double, the speaker designates the
number of points – up to the max. points earned by the team. If correct, the
team earns the designated points; if
incorrect, they lose the designated points.
- Jeopardy -Again, whispering is OK,
but remember, LOUD TALKING and/or
DISRUPTIONS DURING THE GAME may result in point loss for the entire
team.
- Jeopardy -The judge’s decisions
are FINAL and whining, pouting, and/or
complaints will NOT BE ENTERTAINED…
- Jeopardy -
Ready to play?
- Jeopardy -
Final Jeopardy Topic: Early 20th Century “ISMS”
You may wager up to the amount of points your team
has earned. Write your wager on a piece of paper and submit
it.
Updated: April 2009
Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy Question
This ISM describes a government that controls every aspect of public and private
life in a country. Often, the government uses propaganda and surveillance
to maintain control.
Updated: April 2009
Early 20Early 20thth Century ISMs Century ISMs
What is totalitarianism?