2. THIS IS
JEOPARDY

3. Potpourri
Postwar America
Analogies
Civil Rights
Presidents
Domestic
200
200
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200
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400
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400
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400
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600
600
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800
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1000

4. Help vets with loans, college tuition, homes, etc…

5. One baby every 7 seconds
A 200

6. 150 houses every week
A 300

7. Largest Public Works project in history of world

8. These can easily be found here
Leave It To Beaver
Father Know Best
I Love Lucy
Gunsmoke
Honeymooners
These can easily be found here
A 500

9. Eminem is to Rap as _______________ is to Rock n Roll
B 100

10. Jackie Robinson is to baseball as _____________________ is to U. S
Jackie Robinson is to baseball as _____________________ is to U.S. Supreme Court
B 200

11. Plessy v Ferguson is to “Separate But Equal” as ___________________ is to Separate But Equal is Unconstitutional
B 300

12. James Meredith is to University of Mississippi as the “_______________________” are to this High School
__________________
B 400

13. Truman is to the Fair Deal as LBJ is to the ________________

14. This gave $ to states to help poor people of all ages with medical bills

15. JFK program – volunteer for two years in developing areas of world
C 200

16. Alliance for Progress helped this region

17. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400

18. JFK program Peace Corp as LBJ program is

19. Investigative body of JFK’s assassination
C 500

20. Civil Rights leader who led 1963 march in Washington DC
“I have a dream…”
D 100

21. Black Muslim civil rights leader, who supported “black power” and was assassinated by three gunman of Nation of Islam
D 200

22. Led farm workers in a nationwide boycott

23. Helped this group of people
AIM
Helped this group of people
D 400

24. This required election ballots be printed in multiple languages and ends literacy tests

25. E 100

26. E 200

27. Integrates the military

28. 1968 Democratic candidate assassinated

29. Identify Each by name and actions

30. “Daddy, why do white people treat colored people so mean?”
F 100

31. Who is responsible for this quote “…ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.”
F 200

32. The acronym – NAACP stands for

33. This photograph depicts what event
F 800

34. Who and Where
F 500

35. The Final Jeopardy Category is: 1960’s assassinations
Please record your wager.

36. Name of four leaders assassinated during 1960’s

37. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

38. G I Bill of Rights
A 100

39. Baby Boom
A 200

40. Levittown
A 300

41. Interstate Highway System

42. Television
A 500

43. Elvis Presley
B 100

44. Thurgood Marshall
B 200

45. Brown v Board
B 300

46. Little Rock Central High
Little Rock Nine
Little Rock Central High
B 400

47. Great Society
B 500

48. Medicaid
C 100

49. Peace Corps
C 200

50. Latin America
C 300

51. VISTA
C 400

52. Warren Commission
C 500

53. Martin Luther King, Jr.
D 100

54. Malcolm X
D 200

55. Cesar Chavez
D 300

56. American Indians
D 400

57. Will accept Voting Rights Act of 1965 - ammended

58. JFK
E 100

59. LBJ
E 200

60. Truman
E 300

61. Robert Kennedy
E 400

62. Jack Ruby – shot Lee Harvey Oswald Lee Harvey Oswald – shot JFK

63. (Letter from Birmingham Jail)
Martin Luther King, Jr
(five year old son)
(Letter from Birmingham Jail)
E 100

64. JFK
E 200

65. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

66. Greensboro Lunch Counter sit-ins

67. JFK
Arlington Cemetery
E 500

68. E 500

69. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400