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1 Social Studies Jeopardy
Mixed- Up Vocabulary Trustee Colony Royal Colony People Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

2 $100 Question from People The founder of Georgia

3 $100 Answer from People Who is James Oglethorpe?

4 $200 Question from People The interpreter between for Native Americans and Oglethorpe

5 $200 Answer from People Who is Mary Musgrove?

6 $300 Question from People This group, originally banned from the colony, brought a much-needed doctor who was credited with saving the colony

7 $300 Answer from People Who are the Jewish settlers?

8 $400 Question from a People
Georgia’s first royal governor who didn’t work well with colonists, but did strengthen defense of the colony

9 $400 Answer from People Who is John Reynolds?

10 The leader of the Yamacraw tribe
$500 Question from People The leader of the Yamacraw tribe

11 $500 Answer from People Who is Tomochichi?

12 $100 Question from Vocabulary
The group who worked together to establish the colony and oversee it

13 $100 Answer from Vocabulary
What/who are the trustees?

14 $200 Question from Vocabulary
The legal agreement that established the guidelines for starting the colony

15 $200 Answer from Vocabulary
What is the charter?

16 $300 Question from Vocabulary
An idea under which Great Britain hoped to export goods that were more valuable than those they imported

17 $300 Answer from Vocabulary
What is Mercantilism?

18 $400 Question from Vocabulary
The series of laws passed during the royal period to Manage slave labor

19 $400 Answer from Vocabulary
What are the slave codes?

20 $500 Question from Vocabulary
Colonists known for their growing unhappiness with many of the trustees rules

21 $500 Answer from Vocabulary
Who are the Malcontents?

22 $100 Question from Trustee Colony
This is where the first city/settlement was Built (not the name of the city)

23 $100 Answer from Trustee Colony
Yamacraw Bluff

24 $200 Question from Trustee Colony
Which group of settlers should be placed in the center of this organizer? Eliminate land restrictions Wanted slavery Lift Rum ban Wanted role in government

25 $200 Answer from Trustee Colony
What is malcontents?

26 $300 Question from Trustee Colony
What is one of the policies on land ownership during the trustee period?

27 $300 Answer from Trustee Colony
Any one of these: Only men can own land Women cannot inherit land Ownership was limited to 50 acres Must grow mulberry trees Colonists cannot buy or sell land

28 $400 Question Trustee Colony
For what three reasons was the colony established?

29 $400 Answer from Trustee Colony
Philanthropy Defense Economics ($$$)

30 $500 Question from Trustee Colony
The northern and southern borders of the colony were the __________ & _______. The eastern & western borders were the ______& _________.

31 $500 Answer from Trustee Colony
What are the Savannah & Altamaha Rivers, and Atlantic & Pacific Oceans? (Yes…all FOUR must be correct. No…you don’t get ½ the points. And No, spelling doesn’t count! )

32 $100 Question from Royal Colony
Who was responsible for granting land, calling or dismissing The legislature and spending Funds once GA became a Royal Colony of Britain?

33 $100 Answer from Royal Colony
The Royal Governor

34 $200 Question from Royal Colony
How was the royal governor Determined?

35 $200 Answer from Royal Colony
Appointed by the king

36 $300 Question from Royal Colony
The lower House of the Legislature- Called the Commons House of Assembly Could propose and pass colonial laws. How were members of the house Determined?

37 $300 Answer from Royal Colony
Elected by colonists

38 $400 Question from Royal Colony
What was the requirement to be eligible to vote for representatives to the assembly?

39 $400 Answer from Royal Colony
Must be free white man who owned at least 50 acres of land

40 $500 Question from Royal Colony
How did land ownership policies Change when GA became a royal colonly?

41 $500 Answer from Royal Colony
One of these: Colonists could buy/sell land Women could inherit or be granted Land They were not limited to 50 acres

42 $100 Question from Mixed-Up
Name TWO crops were important to the economy of GA during the royal period.

43 $100 Answer from Mixed-Up TWO of these: Tobacco, rice, or indigo

44 $200 Question from Mixed-Up?
Explain the headright system of granting land during the royal period

45 $200 Answer from Mixed-Up Head of household could receive 100 acres for himself AND an addition 50 acres for each member of the household

46 $300 Question from Mixed-Up
Think of three reasons for starting the GA colony. In which of those reasons was the colony considered a success?

47 $300 Answer from Mixed-Up? What is Defense?

48 $400 Question from Mixed-Up
Oglethorpe planned an attack on the Spanish settlement of St. Augustine. What was this called AND what was the outcome of the attack?

49 $400 Answer from Mixed-Up War of Jenkin’s Ear – Oglethorpe was unsuccessful & driven back north to GA

50 $500 Question from Mixed-Up
Why was GA needed as a “buffer” colony? (be specific)

51 $500 Answer from Mixed-Up South Carolina was
A successful British colony & needed protection from possible Spanish invasions

52 Final Jeopardy What requirement must be met for a colonist to be eligible to be elected to the Commons House of Assembly? Bonus Question!– Add an extra $200 if you can guess Mrs. Holcomb’s favorite donut flavor?! Go ahead…take a guess!!

53 Must be free, white male with at least 500 acres of land
Final Jeopardy Answer Must be free, white male with at least 500 acres of land Bonus Answer: Pumpkin Spice! YUM 

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