1. Mrs. Mazzeo presents: Scofield JEOPARDY
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JEOPARDY
Scofield

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Early Presidents
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4. Westward Expansion for $100
The belief that it was God’s plan that America reach from “sea to shining sea”.
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What is…?

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Manifest Destiny
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Two areas that were acquired because of the idea of Manifest Destiny.
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The Louisiana Territory, Oregon, Florida, California, Texas, lands won from war with Mexico
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This President was responsible for negotiating the Louisiana Purchase and from whom did we purchase the land.
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President Jefferson
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Napoleon (France)
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Pioneers faced many dangers when travelling west. Name at least 3.
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Wild animals, weather, Native Americans, low on supplies, running out of food, disease
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This city was so important that it prompted President Jefferson to negotiate the “best real estate deal in history” (and why?) .
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New Orleans because it was a port city at the mouth of the Mississippi River. It was critical for trade.
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15. He was the 2nd President of the United States.
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He was the 2nd President of the United States.
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16. Early Presidents for $100
John Adams.
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17. Early Presidents for $200 What is…?
This war was also known as Mr. Madison’s war because President Madison declared it, the first time the US declared war as a new nation.
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The War of 1812
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19. Early Presidents for $300
He was the first Secretary of the Treasury, under President George Washington.
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Alexander Hamilton
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21. Early Presidents for $400
This presidential statement declared the America’s were no longer open for colonization from European powers.
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22. Early Presidents for $400
The Monroe Doctrine
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23. Early Presidents for $500
In his farewell address, President Washington warned the young nation of two important things.
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24. The dangers of political parties and stay out of foreign affairs
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The dangers of political parties and
stay out of foreign affairs
(GIRL DRAMA!!)
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25. Andrew Jackson for $100
During the War of 1812, President Jackson won an important battle in this city.
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26. Andrew Jackson for $100
New Orleans
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This system granted jobs and opportunity to people after they supported politicians.
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Spoils System
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29. Andrew Jackson helped to acquire this state from Spain.
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Andrew Jackson helped to acquire this state from Spain.
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30. Andrew Jackson for $300
Florida
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31. Andrew Jackson for $400
President Jackson was considered a hero for his work in stopping corruption in this financial institution.
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The National Bank
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33. This journey became known as “The Trail of Tears”.
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This journey became known as “The Trail of Tears”.
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The process of forcing Natives off of their land and to reservation land in current day Oklahoma.
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35. Road to Civil War for $100
This institution forced people to work against their will and treated them as property instead of citizens.
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Slavery
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This compromise stated that states north of a specific line would enter as free states and those south of the line would enter as slave states.
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38. The Missouri Compromise
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The Missouri Compromise
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The Compromise of 1850 included a section that promised stronger laws to return escape slaves. What was this law? (It enraged many!)
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The Fugitive Slave Act
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She was so angry by the events following the Compromise of 1850 that she wrote a book, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, revealing the horrors of slavery.
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Harriet Beacher Stowe
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43. Road to Civil War for $500
The first shots of the Civil War were fired on a fort in this southern city.
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Charleston, SC
On Fort Sumter
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45. Misc. for $100
Urbanization and Industrialization in the North helped lead to the Civil War because of this.
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46. Misc. for $100
It helped lead to Civil War because the Industries and Factories needed more materials, such as cotton, to create their products. This lead to an increase in Slave labor and differences between North and South.
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47. Misc. for $200
These modes of transportation were created in the 1800s to help improve travel, trade and connectedness between regions of the country.
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48. Railroads, Canals, Steam boats
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Railroads, Canals, Steam boats
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49. Misc. for $300
These differences between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans led to conflict in the early years of our nation.
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Federalists – strong national govt., loose interpretation of constitution, National bank, manufacturing economy (Alexander Hamilton)
Democratic Republicans – limited national govt., strict interpretation of constitution, no national bank, farming economy
(Thomas Jefferson)
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51. Misc. for $400
These violent events and peaceful efforst helped lead to the Civil War.
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52. Misc. for $400
Bleeding Kansas, Harper’s Ferry raid, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Abolitionism, The Underground Railroad, The Fugitive Slave Act, The Missouri Compromise, the Compromise of 1850, The Dred Scott Decision
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53. Misc. for $500
This poster, announcing millions of acres of land for sale, was probably made for this reason.
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54. They could find cheap land and low interest loans.
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To encourage people to move west into new territories and help us to fulfill our Manifest Destiny.
They could find cheap land and low interest loans.
Structure and function related
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55. Final Jeopardy
Increasing differences between the North and the South were leading causes of the Civil War. The idea that Americans began to connect with only their area/region of the nation, because of these differences, became known as THIS. Presidents early on, worried THIS would divide the nation.

56. Final Jeopardy Sectionalism

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58. Double Final Jeopardy .