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Jeopardy in Colors Start

1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 Jeopardy 4 Category Category

1 18 years old How old do you have to be to vote? Click here for answer back

2 The Statue of Liberty What statue in New York stands for freedom? Click here for answer back

3 An immigrant What do you called someone who leaves one country to live in another country? Click here for answer back

4 Rosa Parks Who refuse to stand on the bus for white people because she thought it was unfair? Click here for answer back

1 To live in freedom and to find jobs Why did immigrants come to America? Click here for answer back

2 The mayor The community leader is _______? Click here for answer back

3 The governor The state leader is ____________? Click here for answer back

4 The president Our country’s leader is ___________. Click here for answer back

1 They are voted for in an election How are our leaders (the president, mayor, and governor) chosen? Click here for answer back

2 They go to court Where does someone go if they break a law? Click here for answer back

3 Constitution Each state has it own _____________. Click here for answer back

4 Jefferson City What is Missouri’s capital city? Click here for answer back

1 Dogwood tree, honeybee, Hawthorne, bluebird, fiddle Name some state symbols for Missouri. Click here for answer back

2 Thomas Jefferson Who wrote the Constitution? Click here for answer back

3 Congress Who makes the laws for our country? Click here for answer back

4 Safe and free Our government keeps us ___________. Click here for answer back

1 citizens Who votes for our leaders? Click here for answer back

2 Washington D.C. Where is our country’s capital? Click here for answer back

3 Jefferson Memorial-President Jefferson wrote the Constitution Washington Monument-President Washington was a great leader and our first president Lincoln Memorial-President Lincoln help free the slaves Name a memorial or monument in Washington D.C. Tell why it is important. Click here for answer back

4 A diagram What is a picture that shows the parts of something? Click here for answer back