AMERICAN HISTORY “The 1700s” Jeopardy AMERICAN HISTORY “The 1700s”

Acts of Rebellion Women & Minorities Early Inadequacies Framers & Founders Political Theory

No taxed tea to be found, except in the harbor A-A1

What is the BOSTON TEA PARTY? Q-A1

This Massachusetts farmer’s revolt showed the weaknesses of the new federal government A-A2

What is SHAY’S REBELLION? Q-A2

G. Washington himself distilled this wheat farmer’s revolt against a tax on their liquid gold A-A3

What is the WHISKY REBELLION? Q-A3

The Second Continental Congress attempted one last time to achieve a peaceful redress of their grievances by sending this document to Britain in 1775 A-A4

What is the OLIVE BRANCH PETITION? Q-A4

We must all hang together, or assuredly we will all hang separately A-A5

What did BEN FRANKLIN SAY ABOUT INDEPENDENCE? Q-A5

Influential woman, “remember the ladies” A-B1

Who is ABIGAIL ADAMS? Q-B1

Designed the first American Flag A-B2

Who is BETSY ROSS? Q-B2

Leader of the Native American Pamunkey tribe nearest Jamestown A-B3

Who is POWHATAN? Q-B3

African American female poet of Early America A-B4

Who is PHYLLIS WHEATLEY? Q-B4

Thomas Jefferson allegedly fathered a child with this slave A-B5

Who is SALLY HEMMINGS? Q-B5

Provision of the Articles making it nearly impossible to amend them A- C1

What is the UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF ALL THE STATES? Q-C1

Idea that the federal government should take on debts incurred by the states during the Revolution A-C2

What is the ASSUMPTION PLAN? Q-C2

French Diplomat who tried to drum up support for the French Revolution among the American citizenry A-C3

Who is CITIZEN GENET? Q-C3

Obtained Mississippi Navigation Rights through this agreement with Spain A-C4

What is PINCKNEY’S TREATY? Q-C4

Party of the simple, agrarian farmer, not the party of the aristocratic class A-C5

What is the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN PARTY? Q-C5

His 1796 Farewell Address warned about entangling alliances and partisan politics

Who is GEORGE WASHINGTON? Q-D1

Inaugural Address stated “We are all Federalists, we are all Republicans”

Who is THOMAS JEFFERSON? Q-D2

First Supreme Court Chief Justice A-D3

Who is JOHN JAY? Q-D3

Secretary of State under John Adams

Who is JOHN MARSHALL? Q-D4

Incident involving the attempted bribing of American officials in Paris A-D5

What is the XYZ Affair? Q-D5

A written explanation by Jefferson and Madison of the compact theory of government and the rights of states to nullify the Sedition Acts A-E1

What is the VIRGINIA & KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS? Q-E1

Significance of the 1800 Election A-E2

What is SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION OF PARTY POWER (had to be decided by House of Representatives)? Q-E2

Firm League of Friendship, states retained their sovereignty A-E3

What is ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION? Q-E3

Author of “These are the times that try men’s souls” A-E4

Who is THOMAS PAINE (The Crisis)? Q-E4

Author of “wall of separation between Church and State” A-E5

Who is THOMAS JEFFERSON? Q-E5

CATEGORY – EARLY SUPREME COURT Final Jeopardy CATEGORY – EARLY SUPREME COURT Q’est-ce que c’est que. S-Final

Final Jeopardy First law to be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, ironically the first law that Congress passed to create the federal court system A-Final

What is the JUDICIARY ACT OF 1789? Final Jeopardy What is the JUDICIARY ACT OF 1789? Q-Final

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