Team Trivia: Team Trivia: ReviewReview

Trivia GuidelinesTrivia Guidelines•Create a Create a TEAM NAME TEAM NAME & write it & write it

on EVERY answer slipon EVERY answer slip•5 rounds + 2 bonus rounds5 rounds + 2 bonus rounds•Wager Wager 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 per each per each

round; you may only use each round; you may only use each point value point value ONCE per roundONCE per round

•You have You have ONE minute ONE minute to turn in to turn in your answer for each question!your answer for each question!

•ABSOLUTELY NO ELECTRONICS ABSOLUTELY NO ELECTRONICS OUT AT ANY TIME!OUT AT ANY TIME!

Rewards (on test)Rewards (on test)• 11stst place = 4 points place = 4 points• 22ndnd place = 3 points place = 3 points• 33rdrd place = 2 points place = 2 points• 44thth place = 0 points place = 0 points• 55thth place = 0 point place = 0 point• 66thth place = 0 points place = 0 points• 77thth place = 0 points place = 0 points

Round 1: Round 1: Acts/TaxesActs/Taxes

Round 1: Question Round 1: Question 11

•QUESTIONQUESTION: This Act : This Act required documented required documented papers to show proof that a papers to show proof that a tax was paidtax was paid

•ANSWERANSWER: : Stamp ActStamp Act

Round 1: Question Round 1: Question 22

•QUESTIONQUESTION: Act that created : Act that created an indirect tax on imports an indirect tax on imports lead, paint, glass, etc…lead, paint, glass, etc…

•ANSWERANSWER: : Townshend ActsTownshend Acts

Round 1: Question 3Round 1: Question 3•QUESTIONQUESTION: Name : Name 22 things things

that the that the Intolerable Acts Intolerable Acts (Coersive Acts) (Coersive Acts) did:did:

•ANSWERANSWER: : Closed Boston Closed Boston Harbor; Martial Law, Harbor; Martial Law, Quartering of soldiersQuartering of soldiers

Round 1: Question 4Round 1: Question 4•QUESTIONQUESTION: What was the : What was the

reason the British started to reason the British started to levy taxes on the American levy taxes on the American colonists? colonists?

•ANSWERANSWER: : To pay the debt To pay the debt from the French & Indian Warfrom the French & Indian War

Round 1: Question Round 1: Question 55

•QUESTIONQUESTION: The term for : The term for refusing to buy goods for a refusing to buy goods for a certain reasoncertain reason

•ANSWERANSWER: : BoycottBoycott

Round 2: Round 2: Events Events

Leading Up to Leading Up to the Revolutionthe Revolution

Round 2: Question Round 2: Question 11

•QUESTIONQUESTION: The : The Tea Act Tea Act led led to a boycott and to this to a boycott and to this eventevent

•ANSWERANSWER: : The Boston Tea The Boston Tea PartyParty

Round 2: Question Round 2: Question 22

Name the event depicted in the scene above Name the event depicted in the scene above AND the artist!!!AND the artist!!!

Boston Massacre – Paul Revere

Round 2: Question Round 2: Question 33

•QUESTIONQUESTION: The last attempt : The last attempt the colonists made at peace the colonists made at peace between the colonies & between the colonies & Great Britain was this Great Britain was this documentdocument

•ANSWERANSWER: : The Olive Branch The Olive Branch PetitionPetition

Round 2: Question Round 2: Question 44

•QUESTIONQUESTION: First “shots” of : First “shots” of the revolution were fired at the revolution were fired at these TWO placesthese TWO places

•ANSWERANSWER: : Lexington & Lexington & Concorde Concorde

Round 2: Question Round 2: Question 55

•QUESTIONQUESTION: These were set : These were set up to spread news among up to spread news among the colonies and to the colonies and to encourage dissentencourage dissent

•ANSWERANSWER: : Committees of Committees of Correspondence Correspondence

Round 3: Round 3: Battles/The Battles/The

War!War!

Round 3: Question Round 3: Question 11

•QUESTIONQUESTION: Name the site of : Name the site of the British surrenderthe British surrender

•ANSWERANSWER: : Yorktown, VAYorktown, VA

Round 3: Question Round 3: Question 22

•QUESTIONQUESTION: The lowest point : The lowest point for the Continental Army for the Continental Army was at…was at…

•ANSWERANSWER: : Valley Forge, PAValley Forge, PA

Round 3: Question Round 3: Question 33

•QUESTIONQUESTION: A much-needed : A much-needed victory for the Americans victory for the Americans was won during a surprise was won during a surprise Christmas night attack hereChristmas night attack here

•ANSWERANSWER: : Trenton, NJTrenton, NJ

Round 3: Question Round 3: Question 44

•QUESTIONQUESTION: Name the city : Name the city taken by the British, (who taken by the British, (who hung out with the loyalists hung out with the loyalists there), which forced the there), which forced the Continental Congress to fleeContinental Congress to flee

•ANSWERANSWER: : Philadelphia PAPhiladelphia PA

Round 3: Question Round 3: Question 55

•QUESTIONQUESTION: American win : American win which convinced the French which convinced the French to send military helpto send military help

•ANSWERANSWER: : Saratoga, NYSaratoga, NY

BONUS ROUND BONUS ROUND (2 pts for each correct)(2 pts for each correct)

•QUESTION: QUESTION: Put the following Put the following Acts in the correct chronological Acts in the correct chronological order, from first to last: order, from first to last: Sugar Sugar Act, Tea Act, Intolerable Acts, Act, Tea Act, Intolerable Acts, Townshend Acts, Stamp ActTownshend Acts, Stamp Act

•ANSWER:ANSWER:–Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Townshend Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Townshend

Acts, Tea Act, Intolerable ActsActs, Tea Act, Intolerable Acts

Round 4: Round 4: ConstitutionConstitution

Round 4: Question Round 4: Question 11

•QUESTIONQUESTION: What was the : What was the name of the agreement name of the agreement that settled the issue of that settled the issue of representation in Congress?representation in Congress?

•ANSWERANSWER: : The Great The Great CompromiseCompromise

Round 4: Question Round 4: Question 22

•QUESTIONQUESTION: How many : How many slaves in a state’s slaves in a state’s population were allowed to population were allowed to be counted and taxes on?be counted and taxes on?

•ANSWERANSWER: : 3/53/5thth

Round 4: Question Round 4: Question 33

•QUESTIONQUESTION: Anti-federalists : Anti-federalists insisted that the insisted that the Constitution should contain Constitution should contain thisthis

•ANSWERANSWER: : Bill of RightsBill of Rights

Round 4: Question Round 4: Question 44

•QUESTIONQUESTION: A series of : A series of essays published in support essays published in support of ratification of the of ratification of the ConstitutionConstitution

•ANSWERANSWER: : The Federalist The Federalist PapersPapers

Round 4: Question Round 4: Question 55

•QUESTIONQUESTION: He is considered : He is considered the “Father of the the “Father of the Constitution” Constitution”

•ANSWERANSWER: : James MadisonJames Madison

Round 5: Round 5: People/TermPeople/Term

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Round 5: Question Round 5: Question 11

•QUESTIONQUESTION: He was : He was appointed commander of appointed commander of the Continental Armythe Continental Army

•ANSWERANSWER: : George George WashingtonWashington

Round 5: Question Round 5: Question 22

•QUESTIONQUESTION: He was the : He was the author of the Revolutionary author of the Revolutionary pamphlet “Common Sense”pamphlet “Common Sense”

•ANSWERANSWER: : Thomas PaineThomas Paine

Round 5: Question Round 5: Question 33

•QUESTIONQUESTION: This stated that : This stated that colonists were not allowed colonists were not allowed to settle past the to settle past the Appalachian MountainsAppalachian Mountains

•ANSWERANSWER: : Proclamation of Proclamation of 17631763

Round 5: Question Round 5: Question 44

•QUESTIONQUESTION: He was an : He was an original founder of the Sons original founder of the Sons of Libertyof Liberty

•ANSWERANSWER: : Samuel AdamsSamuel Adams

Round 5: Question Round 5: Question 55

•QUESTIONQUESTION: Selling scarce : Selling scarce goods for profit (especially goods for profit (especially during wartime) is known during wartime) is known asas

•ANSWERANSWER: : ProfiteeringProfiteering

FINAL BONUSFINAL BONUS• Wager 0 – 15 pointsWager 0 – 15 points• QUESTIONQUESTION: The Treaty of Paris of 1783 : The Treaty of Paris of 1783

formally ended the Revolutionary War. Name formally ended the Revolutionary War. Name 3 of the provisions of the treaty. (things it did 3 of the provisions of the treaty. (things it did OR things it didn’t do!)OR things it didn’t do!)

• ANSWERANSWER: : Confirmed/Recognized American Confirmed/Recognized American Independence; Set the boundaries of the Independence; Set the boundaries of the United States; Ignored the rights of Native United States; Ignored the rights of Native Americans; Promised the repayment of debts Americans; Promised the repayment of debts to loyalists, etc… Set no date for the British to loyalists, etc… Set no date for the British evacuation of their forts in North Americaevacuation of their forts in North America