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Potpourri Pre-Revolution Revolution

Articles of Confederation

and Constitution

The New Republic US Under

Jefferson

This means to put a public official on trial for crimes

within their office.

A 100

What is impeachment?

A 100

The Election of 1800 resulted in this.

A 200

What is a tie between Burr and Jefferson that had to be

broken by Congress?

A 200

This idea means that members of Parliament

represent everyone, not just their specific geographic

constituencies.

A 300

What is virtual representation?

A 300

This man was sent to lead the French Expeditionary army sent to help in the American

Revolution.

A 400

Who was the Comte de Rochambeau?

A 400

This treaty ended the Revolutionary War.

A 500

What is the Treaty of Paris?

A 500

This law required that colonists pay a tax on all

paper products.

B 100

What is the Stamp Act?

B 100

The British king during the revolution.

B 200

Who was George III?

B 200

These laws were issued in direct response to the Boston

Tea Party.

B 300

What are the Coercive/Intolerable Acts?

B 300

This law required colonists to care for British soldiers and

directly leads to the 4th Amendment.

B 400

What is the Quartering Act?

B 400

The purpose of these acts was to pay the salaries of judges and colonial governors to

make them less susceptible to corruption.

B 500

What are the Townshend Acts?

B 500

The US alliance with this country contributed greatly to

our success during the war.

C 100

What is France?

C 100

The winter spent at this location is often considered

the most difficult point in the war.

C 200

What is Valley Forge?

C 200

Washington enlisted the help of this Prussian general to train his soldiers in battle tactics and military drills.

C 300

Who is Von Steuben?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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The Revolution became known as this type of war which used the strategy of

tiring out the other side until they gave up.

C 400

What is a war of attrition?

C 400

The beliefs of the colonies were divided into thirds: one third were patriots, one third were loyalists, and one third

fell into this category.

C 500

What is indifference as long as there was financial gain to

be made?

C 500

The fear of this caused the Articles of Confederation to

be weak.

D 100

What is a strong central government?

D 100

In order to collect taxes, the government (under the

Articles of Confederation) had to do this?

D 200

What is request voluntary taxes from the states?

D 200

These are the TWO branches of government in place under

the Constitution that were missing under the Articles of

Confederation.

D 300

What are the executive and the judicial?

D 300

This Constitutional compromise determined how slaves were to be counted in

the population.

D 400

What is the Three-Fifths Compromise?

D 400

This event illustrated the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and led many

people to doubt its effectiveness.

D 500

What is Shays’ Rebellion?

D 500

A loose constructionist would believe this about the

constitution.

E 100

What is that it is open to interpretation?

E 100

A strict constructionist would believe this about the

Constitution.

E 200

What is that it should be seen as a fixed document and is not open to interpretation?

E 200

One of the controversies surrounding the Bank of the

United States.

E 300

Answers will vary.

E 300

The first TWO political parties.

E 400

What were the Republicans and the Federalists?

E 400

This law allowed people who spoke out against the

government, particularly in the press, to be jailed.

E 500

What is the Sedition Act?

E 500

Marbury v. Madison established this principle and

with it the role of the Supreme Court.

F 100

What is Judicial Review?

F 100

One of the personal reasons that some people disliked

Jefferson.

F 200

What is his faith, his early support for the French Revolution, or his non-commitment to slavery?

F 200

These people were opposed to the Louisiana Purchase.

F 300

Who are the Federalists?

F 300

The Embargo Act was Jefferson’s solution to this.

F 400

What are foreign trade issues?

F 400

Madison prohibited trade with these two countries.

F 500

What are Britain and France?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Social Change

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This is the name for the new role of women as educators of the

nation’s youth in the virtues of liberty and independence.

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What is “Republican Motherhood”?

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