Jeopardy!

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Jeopardy!
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Important Figures-100

• The Royal Governor of the Dominion of New
  England.
• Who was Edmund Andros?

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Important Figures-200

• The author of the Albany Plan of Union.
• Who was Benjamin Franklin?

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Important Figures-300

• The king of England who was overthrown in the
  Glorious Revolution.
• Who was King James?

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Important Figures-400

• The British General who was killed in one of the
  first battles of the French and Indian War.
• Who was Edward Braddock?

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Important Figures-500

• The man who believed in natural rights like life,
  liberty and property.
• Who is John Locke?

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Colonial Culture-100

• Colonial children learned to read using this
  book.
• What is the Bible?

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Colonial Culture-200

• This religious movement was based on inner
  religious emotion rather than outward religious
  behavior.
• What was the Great Awakening?

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Colonial Culture-300

• This movement involved well known thinkers like
  Benjamin Franklin and John Locke and was based on
  reason and science.
• What was the Enlightenment?

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Colonial Culture-400

• These children were not allowed to go to colonial
  schools or learn to read and write.
• Who were African American children?

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Colonial Culture-500

• The wealthy and educated were more influenced by
  the ideas included in this intellectual movement.
• What was the Enlightenment?

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Colonial Politics-100

• The right of freedom of the press was established
  at the trial of this newspaper publisher who had
  criticized the royal governor of New York.
• Who was John Peter Zenger?

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Colonial Politics-200

• The change in leadership in 1688 when William and
  Mary replaced King James as monarchs in England.
• What was the Glorious Revolution?

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Colonial Politics-300

• In the early 1700s England interfered very
  little in colonial affairs because of this
  policy.
• What was salutary neglect?

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Colonial Politics-400

• This document, signed by William and Mary,
  protected the rights of English citizens and
  Parliament.
• What was the English Bill of Rights?

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Colonial Politics-500

• After the French and Indian War the colonists
  were barred from moving beyond the Appalachian
  Mountains because of this law.
• What was the Proclamation of 1763?

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French Indian War-100

• The French and Indian War was fought in order to
  control this area.
• What is the Ohio River Valley?

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French Indian War-200

• The turning point of the French Indian War.
• What is the Battle of Quebec?

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French Indian War-300

• This officially ended the French Indian War.
• What is the Treaty of Paris?

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French Indian War-400

• This French re-named fort was the first battle of
  the French Indian War.
• What is Fort Duquesne?

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French Indian War-500

• This general finally took the city of Quebec.
• Who is General James Wolfe?

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Important Terms-100

• This term describes someone who learns a trade
  from an experienced craftsman.
• What is an apprentice?

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Important Terms-200

• This term describes the rights to life, liberty,
  and property.
• What is natural rights?

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Important Terms-300

• This term describes Englands chief lawmaking
  body.
• What is Parliament?

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Important Terms-400

• This term refers to a group of five Native
  American tribes that organized themselves
  together.
• What is the Iroquois Confederacy?

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Important Terms-500

• The ideas of natural rights and reason and
  science as a the path to knowledge was part of
  this movement.
• What is the Enlightenment?

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Potpourri-100

• The French Indian War was fought over the
  control of this trade.
• What is the fur trade?

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Potpourri-200

• This event was sparked when British settlers
  moved onto Native American land after the French
  Indian War.
• What is Pontiacs Rebellion?

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Potpourri-300

• This Native American group was allied with the
  French during the French Indian War.
• What is the Huron the Algonquin?

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Potpourri-400

• This book was published by Benjamin Franklin.
• What is Poor Richards Almanac?

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Potpourri-500

• This was the only territory that France was
  allowed to keep in the Americas after the French
  Indian War.
• What is Haiti?

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