Middle East Jeopardy

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Unit 1 Review
Jeopardy!
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FINAL REVIEW Jeopardy
Early POTUS Government Types Constitutional Economic Systems Your Reps
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Early POTUS 100

• President Washington sent federal troops to put
  down this tax protest.

What was the Whiskey rebellion?
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Early POTUS 200
The first U.S. capital under the U.S.
Constitution was located on Wall Street in this
city.
Where is New York?
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Early POTUS 300
This group of people have always cast the
official ballots for president.
Who are members of the Electoral College?
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Early POTUS 400
He was the first president to lose re-election.
Who was John Adams?
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Early POTUS 500

• This president was responsible for the Louisiana
  Purchase.

Who was Thomas Jefferson?
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Government Types 100

• This type of government controls the national and
  local government.

What is unitary government?
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Government Types 200

• This type of government gives the greatest power
  to state or local governments.

What is a confederation?
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Government Types 300

• This system of government divides the powers of
  government between the national government and
  state or provincial governments.

What is a federation?
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Government Types 400

• This group of people were opposed to what became
  the U.S. Constitution.

Who were the anti-federalists?
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Government Types 500

• He said the government could not have power
  without the consent of the people.

Who is John Locke?
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Constitutional 100

• They were counted for only three fifths of their
  population in the south and did not have voting
  privileges in Article 1, Section 2, and Clause 3
  as a form of compromise to successfully ratify
  the Constitution?

Who were slaves?
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Constitutional 200

• There are two of these in Congress for every
  state.

Who are senators?
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Constitutional 300

• The right of the President to veto laws passed by
  Congress and the right of Congress to over-ride a
  veto with a two-thirds vote to override a veto
  are two examples of this principle.

What are checks and balances?
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Constitutional 400

• This is the number of members of the U.S. House
  of Representatives.

• What is 435?

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Constitutional 500

• The power of the courts to declare laws and
  actions invalid if they violate the Constitution
  is known as this tradition.

What is judicial review?
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Economic Systems 100

• He wrote the Wealth of Nations and is considered
  a founding father of the Capitalist system

Who is Adam Smith?
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Economic Systems 200

• Freedom of choice, private ownership, control of
  property, and the possibility of profits are
  characteristics of this type of economic system.

What is Capitalism?
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Economic Systems -300

• This economic system has the goals of equal
  distribution of wealth and economic
  opportunities, societys control through its
  government of all major decisions about the
  economy, and public ownership of most factories.

What is socialism?
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Economic Systems 400

• This term means a situation in which the
  government places no limits on the freedom of
  buyers and sellers to make economic decisions.

What is a free market?
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Economic Systems 500

• Karl Marx interpreted all human history as a
  class struggle between workers and owners a
  nations industry and was influential in
  promoting this type of economy.

What is communism?
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Your Reps 100

• This is the Congressional district JHS is in.

What is the 1st Congressional District?
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Your Reps 200

• This is the state legislative district JHS is in.

Who is the 44th?
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Your Reps 300

• This is your current state senator.

Who is Steve Hobbs?
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Your Reps 400

• This is the current Snohomish County Executive.

Who is John Lovick?
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Your Reps 500

• This is your current representative in the U.S.
  House of Representatives.

Who is Suzan DelBene?
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FINAL JEOPARDY!
Before the U.S. Constitution was ratified, this
was the law of the United States.
What are the Articles of Confederation?