1. Revolutionary Jeopardy #2

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Women
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Pot Luck I
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Pot Luck II
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3. A100
Question: Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson

4. A200
Question: Who wrote the unalienable rights – life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness?
Answer: John Locke

5. A300
Question: Who spoke out against the Stamp Act and said, “ Give me liberty or give me death!”?
Answer: Patrick Henry

6. A400
Question: Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty and led opposition to the Stamp Act and the Boston Massacre?
Answer: Samuel Adams

7. A500
Question: Who is considered the founder of the United States Navy and said, “I have not yet begun to fight!”?
Answer: John Paul Jones

8. B100
Question: Who urged people to remember the ladies and argued for education for women?
Answer: Abigail Adams

9. B200
Question: Who organized fund raising for the Revolution and helped sew 2,200 shirts?
Answer: Esther de Berdt

10. B300
Question: Who disguised herself as a man and fought for 18 months in the war?
Answer: Deborah Sampson

11. B400
Question: Who wrote one of the earliest histories about the Revolutionary War?
Answer: Mercy Otis Warren

12. B500
Question: Who was the first poet and female writer to be published in the colonies?
Answer: Anne Bradstreet

13. C100
Question: What treaty gave the U.S. independence and the boundaries of Canada, Florida, and the Mississippi River?
Answer: Treaty of Paris 1783

14. C200
Question: What forbid the colonists to go over the Appalachian Mountains to settle?
Answer: Proclamation of 1763

15. C300
Question: What was the first Constitution of the United States?
Answer: Articles of Confederation

16. C400
Question: Why did the British impose taxes on the colonists?
Answer: To repay the debt from the French & Indian War.

17. C500
Question: Which act led the colonists to claim that taxes were imposed without their consent?
Answer: Stamp Act

18. D100
Question: How did the French aristocrat Marquis de Lafayette contribute to the American Revolutionary War?
Answer: He drilled and commanded troops for the colonists against British forces.

19. D200
Question: How did Thomas Paine contribute to the revolutionary cause?
Answer: He wrote “Common Sense” to persuade other to join the Patriots.

20. D300
Question: What was a significant accomplishment of the Second Continental Congress in 1776?
Answer: the writing of the Declaration of Independence

21. D400
Question: What were the people called who opposed the Declaration of Independence?
Answer: Loyaltists

22. D500
Question: What era of U.S. history would the following be a part of: Lexington & Concord, Stamp Act, Intolerable Acts, Battles of Saratoga & Yorktown, and the Boston Tea Party?
Answer: Revolutionary Era