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Welcome to Jeopardy!
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Another Presentation © 2002 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon
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Directions: Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers). Enter in the categories on the main game boards. As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box. When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go. Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard. Enter the score into the black box on each players podium. Continue until all clues are given. When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!
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Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2
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Germany U.S. USSR Potpouri Places Vocab Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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Hitler signed a non-aggression pact with this country prior to WWII.
$100 Hitler signed a non-aggression pact with this country prior to WWII.
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$100 USSR Scores
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The name of the battle for Hitler’s attack on Britain.
$200 The name of the battle for Hitler’s attack on Britain.
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$200 Operation Sea Lion Scores
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The name of the laws that took away rights from the Jews
$300 The name of the laws that took away rights from the Jews
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$300 Nuremburg Laws Scores
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Hitler’s last resolve to his “Jew problem.”
$400 Hitler’s last resolve to his “Jew problem.”
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Final Solution/genocide
$400 Final Solution/genocide Scores
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$500 Hitler wanted to avoid this country when he decided to attack the Russians
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$500 British Scores
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This pact said that all countries would not use war as foreign policy
$100 This pact said that all countries would not use war as foreign policy
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$100 Kellog-Briand Scores
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The turning point in the war in the Pacific
$200 The turning point in the war in the Pacific
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$200 Battle of Midway Scores
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Eisenhower was in charge of this operation in Northern Africa
$300 Eisenhower was in charge of this operation in Northern Africa
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$300 Operation Torch Scores
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This act allowed the U.S. to trade with warring countries.
$400 This act allowed the U.S. to trade with warring countries.
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$400 Atlantic Charter Scores
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This battle stopped the Japanese from advancing further in the Pacific
$500 This battle stopped the Japanese from advancing further in the Pacific
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$500 Coral Sea Scores
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The turning point in the war for the Russians against the Germans
$100 The turning point in the war for the Russians against the Germans
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$100 Stalingrad Scores
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$200 He agreed to a non-aggression pact with Hitler
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$200 Stalin Scores
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$300 This area was the launching point for Hitler’s attack against the Soviets
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$300 Balkans Scores
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Russian political prisoners were sent to these
$400 Russian political prisoners were sent to these
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$400 Gulags Scores
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Stalingrad was the last major obstacle between Hitler and these.
$500 Stalingrad was the last major obstacle between Hitler and these.
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$500 Oil fields Scores
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$100 Overproduction of goods, uneven distribution of wealth, Dust Bowl led to this
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$100 Great Depression Scores
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$200 Stalin came up with impossibly high quotas to help his economy out called these
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$200 5 Year plans Scores
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Germany’s government post WWI
$300 Germany’s government post WWI
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$300 Weimar Republic Scores
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Jews had many rights taken away by these laws
$400 Jews had many rights taken away by these laws
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$400 Nuremburg Laws Scores
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Name 2 scapegoats for Hitler as he blamed them for WWI
$500 Name 2 scapegoats for Hitler as he blamed them for WWI
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Jews, business leaders, Marxists, corrupt politicians
$500 Jews, business leaders, Marxists, corrupt politicians Scores
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Daily Double
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The 1st of the “island hopping” campaign
$100 The 1st of the “island hopping” campaign
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$100 Guadalcanal Scores
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Hitler’s plan to attack the USSR was called this
$200 Hitler’s plan to attack the USSR was called this
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$200 Operation Barbarossa
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$300 The Allied forces saved 330,000 French and British soldiers at this city
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$300 Dunkirk Scores
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$400 This is where Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill met to divide up Germany after the war.
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$400 Yalta Scores
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The French Line of troops at the beginning of the war
$500 The French Line of troops at the beginning of the war
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$500 Maginot Line Scores
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$100 A state in which government controls every aspect of public and private life
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$100 Totalitarian Scores
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Reduction of armed forces
$200 Reduction of armed forces
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$200 Demilitarization Scores
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Type of government where people elect the government officials
$300 Type of government where people elect the government officials
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$300 Democracy Scores
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These two pieces of technology saved Britain from the German assault
$400 These two pieces of technology saved Britain from the German assault
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$400 Enigma and Radar Scores
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Systematic killing of an entire people
$500 Systematic killing of an entire people
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$500 Genocide Scores
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Vocab. Russia Post-War Stuff Battles People Places Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
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He took over after Lenin
$200 He took over after Lenin
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$200 Stalin Scores
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This was the alliance among the nations in the USSR that rivaled NATO.
$400 This was the alliance among the nations in the USSR that rivaled NATO.
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$400 Warsaw Pact Scores
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$600 The last of the Romanovs, Czar Nicholas II was removed from office because of this.
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$600 World War I Scores
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This person was responsible for the Great Purge.
$800 This person was responsible for the Great Purge.
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$800 Stalin Scores
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$1000 Russia could take over Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. What sea did they border on?
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$1000 Baltic Scores
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Name of treaty signed after World War I
$200 Name of treaty signed after World War I
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$200 Versailles Scores
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Daily Double
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“World’s Police force” established after World War II
$400 “World’s Police force” established after World War II
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$400 United Nations Scores
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Name of the group that met after World War I.
$600 Name of the group that met after World War I.
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$600 The Big 4 Scores
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These two groups fought over China before and after World War II
$800 These two groups fought over China before and after World War II
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Nationalists and Communists
$800 Nationalists and Communists Scores
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$1000 The Kellog-Briand pact said that countries would do this for their foreign policy.
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$1000 No war/fighting Scores
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World War II started when…
$200 World War II started when…
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Germany invaded Poland
$200 Germany invaded Poland Scores
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Turning point in the war in the Pacific
$400 Turning point in the war in the Pacific
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$400 Midway Scores
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Operation Barbarossa was Hitler’s plan to attack whom.
$600 Operation Barbarossa was Hitler’s plan to attack whom.
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$600 Russia Scores
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Operation Overlord took place in this country
$800 Operation Overlord took place in this country
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$800 France Scores
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Turning point in WWII for the Russians
$1000 Turning point in WWII for the Russians
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$1000 Stalingrad Scores
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Name one Nazi extermination camp
$200 Name one Nazi extermination camp
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$200 Auschwitz, Dachau Scores
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The Red Sea and Mediterranean Seas are connected by this.
$400 The Red Sea and Mediterranean Seas are connected by this.
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$400 Suez Canal Scores
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Daily Double
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$600 This German tank commander was sent to Northern Africa to save the Italians.
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$600 Rommel Scores
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The British did this to Hitler at the Munich Conference.
$800 The British did this to Hitler at the Munich Conference.
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$800 Appeasement Scores
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The British introduced the tank at this battle.
$1000 The British introduced the tank at this battle.
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$1000 Somme Valley Scores
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Name of Germany’s attack plan for World War I
$200 Name of Germany’s attack plan for World War I
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$200 Schlieffen Plan Scores
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These two countries made up the Central Powers in WWI.
$400 These two countries made up the Central Powers in WWI.
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Germany and Austria-Hungary
$400 Germany and Austria-Hungary Scores
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$600 This U.S. president came up with a plan to help countries that resisted communism.
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Truman/Truman Doctrine
$600 Truman/Truman Doctrine Scores
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Name of Germany’s government immediately after WWI
$800 Name of Germany’s government immediately after WWI
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$800 Weimar Republic Scores
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Which two countries signed the Atlantic Charter
$1000 Which two countries signed the Atlantic Charter
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$1000 U.S. and Britain Scores
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Sense of pride in one’s country
$200 Sense of pride in one’s country
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$200 Nationalism Scores
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German attack strategy for WWII
$400 German attack strategy for WWII
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$400 Blitzkrieg Scores
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U.S. foreign policy after WWI
$600 U.S. foreign policy after WWI
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$600 Isolationist Scores
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Hitler’s answer to “Jew Problem”
$800 Hitler’s answer to “Jew Problem”
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Genocide/Final Solution
$800 Genocide/Final Solution Scores
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Agreement to stop fighting
$1000 Agreement to stop fighting
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$1000 Armistice Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
Jeopardy Battles Final Jeopary Question Scores
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Name 2 turning points of WWII and the two countries most effected by the turning points
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Midway, Stalingrad, Torch
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