3. Don’t Forget... Contestants

4. …Always phrase your answers in the form of a question!

5. Hands on your buzzers, its...

6. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 200 100 400 RegionsFounders Religious Woes “I” Know It Triangular Trade Potpourri (Anything) 100 200 300 400 500 CLICK HERE FOR DOUBLE JEOPARDY CLICK HERE FOR DOUBLE JEOPARDY

7. THIS REGION HAS THE SHORTEST GROWING SEASON. Regions $100

8. New England Back to Game

9. THIS REGION IS THE ONLY ONE OF THE THREE THAT IS MADE UP OF FIVE COLONIES INSTEAD OF FOUR. Regions $200

10. Southern Back to Game

11. THE MIDDLE COLONIES ARE THE BREADBASKET, KNOWN FOR WHEAT, RYE, AND THIS OTHER IMPORTANT GRAIN. Regions $300

12. Barley Back to Game

13. THE NEW ENGLAND COLONIES PRACTICED THIS, WHICH WAS NECESSARY TO GET THE OIL NEEDED TO FUEL LANTERNS. Regions $400

14. Whaling Back to Game

15. THIS REGION ORIGINALLY CONSISTED OF ONE COLONY UNTIL THE OTHER THREE COLONIES OF THE REGION GRADUALLY BROKE AWAY. Regions $500

16. Back to Game New England

17. THIS MAN ESTABLISHED PENNSYLVANIA AS A SAFE HAVEN FOR QUAKERS. Founders $100

18. William Penn Back to Game

19. THIS MAN WAS THE STRICT GOVERNOR AND RELIGIOUS LEADER OF PURITAN MASSACHUSETTS. Founders $200

20. John Winthrop Back to Game

21. THIS MAN THOUGHT THE GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS WAS TOO POWERFUL AND ESTABLISHED HIS OWN COLONY IN CONNECTICUT. Founders $300

22. Thomas Hooker Back to Game

23. Founders $400 THIS MAN ESTABLISHED GEORGIA AS A PLACE FOR IMPRISONED DEBTORS TO GET A FRESH START.

24. James Oglethorpe Back to Game

25. Founders $500 THIS HARSH UNPOPULAR LEADER IN NEW AMSTERDAM WAS FORCED TO SURRENDER IT TO THE ENGLISH WHERE IT WOULD LATER BE NAMED NEW YORK AFTER THE DUKE.

26. Peter Stuyvesant Back to Game

27. THIS WAS THE MAIN TRADE GOOD BROUGHT OVER TO THE NEW WORLD FROM AFRICA. Triangular Trade $100

28. slaves Back to Game

30. AS PART OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE, GREAT BRITAIN BROUGHT THESE TO AFRICA Triangular Trade $200

31. Finished Products / Weapons Back to Game

32. Triangular Trade $300 THIS WAS THE NAME FOR THE LEG OF THE JOURNEY THAT BROUGHT SLAVES FROM AFRICA IN CROWDED SHIP HOLDS TO THE WEST INDIES OR THE SOUTHERN COLONIES.

33. Middle passage Back to Game

34. Triangular Trade $400 AS PART OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE, THE ENGLISH COLONIES SENT THESE TO GREAT BRITAIN

35. Raw materials Back to Game

36. Triangular Trade $500 COLONISTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE TRIANGULAR TRADE WITHOUT INVOLVING ENGLAND WERE BREAKING THESE LAWS.

37. Back to Game Navigation Acts

38. Religious Woes $100 CATHOLICS THAT WERE UNWELCOME IN ENGLAND COULD FIND A NEW HOME IN THIS COLONY ESTABLISHED BY LORD BALTIMORE.

39. Maryland Back to Game

40. THE PILGRIMS WHO SETTLED IN MASSACHUSETTS WERE THIS RELIGION. Religious Woes $200

41. Puritan Back to Game

42. THIS PURITAN MINISTER THOUGHT THE KING HAD NO RIGHT TO GIVE AWAY NATIVE AMERICAN LAND, SO HE BOUGHT RHODE ISLAND FROM THEM. Religious Woes $300

43. Local Native Americans Back to Game

44. THESE PEOPLE HAD THE "UNUSUAL" BELIEF THAT ALL PEOPLE WERE EQUAL IN THE EYES OF GOD. Religious Woes $400

45. Quakers Back to Game

46. IF YOU WERE A JEWISH COLONIST, YOU WOULD BE MOST WELCOME IN THIS COLONY. Religious Woes $500

47. Pennsylvania Back to Game

48. “I” Know It $100 BANANAS ARE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS... A GOOD THAT IS BROUGHT IN FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY.

49. import Back to Game

50. “I” Know It $200 THOUGH THE NAME OF THE COLONY WOULD HAVE YOU BELIEVE IT, ROGER WILLIAMS'S COLONY WAS ACTUALLY NOT ONE OF THESE BODIES OF LAND SURROUNDED BY WATER.

51. island Back to Game

52. “I” Know It $300 THIS IS A NON-NATIVE PLANT TO NORTH AMERICA THAT GREW WELL IN THE CAROLINAS AND COULD BE USED TO MAKE A VALUABLE DYE.

53. indigo Back to Game

54. “I” Know It $400 THIS WAS A PERSON WHO AGREED TO SERVE A MASTER FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIME IN EXCHANGE FOR PASSAGE TO THE NEW WORLD FROM ENGLAND.

55. Indentured servant Back to Game

56. “I” Know It $500 THIS TERM DESCRIBES HOW THE PURITANS WHO CAME FOR "RELIGIOUS FREEDOM" ACTUALLY PERSECUTED PEOPLE BASED ON RELIGION. IT IS ALSO A LITERARY ELEMENT.

57. irony Back to Game

58. Potpourri $100 THIS TYPE OF COLONY IS GIVEN TO ONE OR MORE PERSON TO DIVIDE UP AS THEY PLEASE AS LONG AS THE KING IS STILL IN CONTROL.

59. Back to Game Proprietary colony

60. Potpourri $200 IN ORDER TO BE A VOTER IN THE ENGLISH COLONIES, A WHITE MAN HAD TO BE A CHRISTIAN, OVER 21, AND HAVE THIS OTHER QUALITY.

61. Back to Game Own property

62. Potpourri $300 THIS SYSTEM BELIEVED THAT ONLY THE HOME COUNTRY SHOULD BENEFIT FROM THE COLONIAL TRADE SYSTEM.

63. Mercantilism Back to Game

64. Potpourri $400 THESE WERE THE RICH LAND OWNERS WITH HUGE ESTATES IN NEW NETHERLANDS.

65. patroons Back to Game

66. Potpourri $500 THIS EVENT HAPPENED WHEN VIRGINIAN SETTLERS WERE UPSET FOR NOT BEING PROTECTED FROM NATIVE AMERICAN ATTACKS.

67. Bacon’s Rebellion Back to Game

68. 1000 200 400 600 200 600 400 600 400 200 400 1000 600 400 200 800 Colonial Life Rights Common Bond Name That Colony The “L” Word Stupid Answers 200 400 600 800 1000 CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

69. MANY POOR COLONISTS HOPED TO ONE DAY OWN LAND AND MOVE UP TO THIS SOCIAL CLASS. Colonial Life $200

70. The middle class Back to Game

71. THESE PEOPLE HANDLED MOST DOMESTIC WORK AND CHILDCARE IN THE TYPICAL COLONIAL FAMILY. Colonial Life $400

72. women Back to Game

73. MANY BOYS WOULD BECOME ONE OF THESE IN ORDER TO LEARN A TRADE. Colonial Life $600

74. apprentice Back to Game

75. THIS UPPER CLASS OF COLONIAL SOCIETY WAS THE RICHEST AND MOST POWERFUL, EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE FEW IN NUMBER. Colonial Life $800

76. The Gentry Back to Game

77. THIS LOWER CLASS OF COLONISTS WOULD SIGN A CONTRACT AGREEING TO WORK FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS WITHOUT PAY IN EXCHANGE FOR PASSAGE TO THE COLONIES. Colonial Life $1000

78. Back to Game Indentured servants

79. THIS RIGHT WAS RESTRICTED TO WHITE, CHRISTIAN, PROPERTY OWNING MEN ABOVE THE AGE OF 21. Rights $200

80. voting Back to Game

81. THE JOHN PETER ZENGER CASE ESTABLISHED THIS IMPORTANT RIGHT FOR NEWS AGENCIES. Rights $400

82. Freedom of the press Back to Game

83. BECAUSE WOMEN HAD FEW RIGHTS, THEIR PROPERTY AND MONEY WOULD BELONG TO THIS MAN. Rights $600

84. Their husband Back to Game

85. Rights $800 THE COLONY WHERE THE TRUEST FORM OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION EXISTED.

86. Pennsylvania Back to Game

88. Rights $1000 THE KING DID NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO RAISE TAXES, SO TO MAKE MONEY HE COULD START THIS TYPE OF COLONY.

89. Royal colony Back to Game

90. THIS RESOURCE WAS ABUNDANT IN THE NEW ENGLAND COLONIES AND HELPED THE INDUSTRY OF SHIPBUILDING. The “L” Word $200

91. lumber Back to Game

92. MANY POOR EUROPEANS WANTED TO COME TO THE COLONIES TO GET THIS, WHICH WAS CONSIDERED A SIGN OF WEALTH. The “L” Word $400

93. land Back to Game

94. The “L” Word $600 THOMAS HOOKER FOUNDED CONNECTICUT BECAUSE HE WANTED TO DO THIS TO THE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR

95. limit Back to Game

96. The “L” Word $800 A TANNER IS AN ARTISAN WHO MAKES THIS.

97. leather Back to Game

98. The “L” Word $1000 JOHN PETER ZENGER WAS ACCUSED OF THIS CRIME, WRITING SOMETHING THAT DAMAGES A PERSON'S REPUTATION.

99. Back to Game libel

100. Common Bond $200 NEW YORK DELAWARE NEW JERSEY

101. Middle colonies Back to Game

102. Common Bond $400 RICE INDIGO TOBACCO

103. Crops grown in the southern colonies Back to Game

104. MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS PENNSYLVANIA Common Bond $600

105. Colonies founded for religious reasons Back to Game

106. JAMES OGLETHORPE WILLIAM PENN ROGER WILLIAMS Common Bond $800

107. Colonial founders Back to Game

108. HOUSE OF BURGESSES (VA) GENERAL ASSEMBLY (PA) NEW YORK ASSEMBLY Common Bond $1000

109. Elected colonial governments / legislatures Back to Game

110. Name That Colony $200 FOUNDED TO GIVE DEBTORS A CHANCE TO EARN MONEY TO PAY OFF THEIR DEBT AND GET A FRESH START.

111. Georgia Back to Game

112. Name That Colony $400 ORIGINALLY DUTCH, PUT SURRENDERED TO THE ENGLISH BECAUSE THE PATROONS DID NOT SUPPORT STUYVESANT.

113. New York Back to Game

114. Name That Colony $600 A PLACE WHERE YOU WERE FREE TO BE ANY TYPE OF CHRISTIAN, BUT OTHER RELIGIONS WERE NOT SO WELCOME.

115. Maryland Back to Game

116. Name That Colony $800 POPULATED BY POOR TOBACCO FARMERS THAT HAD MOVED SOUTH AFTER ENDING THEIR CONTRACTS AS INDENTURED SERVANTS.

117. North Carolina Back to Game

118. Name That Colony $1000 THIS ROYAL COLONY TOOK COASTAL LANDS AWAY FROM MASSACHUSETTS TO MAKE MONEY FOR THE KING.

119. New Hampshire Back to Game

120. Stupid Answers $200 THIS MIDDLE LEG OF TRIANGULAR TRADE WAS WHERE SLAVES WERE FORCED TO TAKE PASSAGE ON CRAMPED SHIPS.

121. Back to Game The Middle Passage

122. Stupid Answers $400 NATHANIAL BACON LED THIS REBELLION BECAUSE VIRGINIA FARMERS WERE UPSET ABOUT LITTLE PROTECTION AGAINST NATIVE AMERICANS.

123. Back to Game Bacon’s Rebellion

124. Stupid Answers $600 LORD BALTIMORE WANTED TO BE MORE TOLERANT OF OTHER CHRISTIANS, SO HE WROTE THIS ACT FOR THE MARYLAND COLONY.

125. The Act of Toleration Back to Game

126. Stupid Answers $800 SMUGGLERS WOULD SOMETIMES ACT POORLY TO NAVIGATE AROUND THESE LAWS.

127. The Navigation Acts Back to Game

128. Stupid Answers $1000 THIS IS A TYPE OF COLONY WHERE LAND IS GIVEN TO ONE OR MORE PROPRIETORS TO SPLIT UP AS THEY SEE FIT.

129. Proprietary Colony Back to Game

130. FINAL JEOPARDY

131. TODAY’S CATEGORY: “Colonial Founders” (PLACE YOUR WAGERS)

132. THE COLONY OF NEW JERSEY WAS ESTABLISHED AS A ROYAL COLONY AND A PROPRIETARY COLONY AS A THANK YOU GIFT FROM CHARLES II TO THESE TWO MEN.

133. Lord Berkley and Sir George Cartaret