JACKSON JEOPARDY

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JACKSON JEOPARDY

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TRAGIC TRAIL
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Sectionalism 100

• QUESTION
• Sectionalism followed this period that saw most
  people in agreement with no political parties
  (during Madison, and Monroes presidencies).

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Sectionalism 100

• QUESTION
• Sectionalism followed this period that saw most
  people in agreement with no political parties
  (during Madison, and Monroes presidencies).
• ANSWER
• Era of Good Feelings

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Sectionalism 200

• QUESTION
• The South believed in _______ rights.

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Sectionalism 200

• QUESTION
• The South believed in _______ rights.
• ANSWER
• States

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Sectionalism 300

• QUESTION
• The South wanted ______ trade to make it easier
  to import goods and ________ to bolster their
  workforce for the agriculture industry.

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Sectionalism 300

• QUESTION
• The South wanted ______ trade to make it easier
  to import goods and ________ to bolster their
  workforce for the agriculture industry.
• ANSWER
• free slavery

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Sectionalism 400

• QUESTION
• The North wanted a _______ bank and ________ to
  protect american goods.

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Sectionalism 400

• QUESTION
• The North wanted a _______ bank and ________ to
  protect American goods.
• ANSWER
• National tariffs

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Sectionalism 500

• QUESTION
• This region was still attempting to find out what
  it believed in.

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Sectionalism 500

• QUESTION
• This region was still attempting to find out what
  it believed in.
• ANSWER
• The West

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Tragic Trail 100

• QUESTION
• This was passed in 1830 by Andrew Jackson to back
  a promise that he made to white settlers who
  wanted Native American Lands

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Tragic Trail 100

• QUESTION
• This was passed in 1830 by Andrew Jackson to back
  a promise that he made to white settlers who
  wanted Native American Lands
• ANSWER
• Indian Removal Act

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Tragic Trail 200

• QUESTION
• He was the leader of the Seminoles in their
  attempt to keep their land in Florida.

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Tragic Trail 200

• QUESTION
• He was the leader of the Seminoles in their
  attempt to keep their land in Florida.
• ANSWER
• Osceola

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Tragic Trail 300

• QUESTION
• The path that saw thousands die on the Native
  Americans forced trip from Georgia to present
  day Oklahoma.

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Tragic Trail 300

• QUESTION
• The path that saw thousands die on the Native
  Americans forced trip from Georgia to present
  day Oklahoma.
• ANSWER
• Trail of Tears

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Tragic Trail 800

• Question
• The case that the Cherokee took all the way to
  the supreme court to fight for their rights.

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Tragic Trail 800

• Question
• The case that the Cherokee took all the way to
  the supreme court to fight for their rights.
• ANSWER
• Worcester vs. Georgia

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Tragic Trail 500

• QUESTION
• The General that Jackson sent to remove the
  Cherokee from their native land and send them to
  Oklahoma.

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Tragic Trail 500

• QUESTION
• The General that Jackson sent to remove the
  Cherokee from their native land and send them to
  Oklahoma.
• ANSWER
• Old fuss and feathers Winfield Scott

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Mystery 100

• Question
• When a victorious candidate puts his supporters
  into political positions it is called.

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Mystery 100

• Question
• When a victorious candidate puts his supporters
  into political positions it is called.
• ANSWER
• spoils system

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Mystery 200

• Question
• This a system of separated channels that go up
  and down to aid the function of a canal.

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Mystery 200

• Question
• This a system of separated channels that go up
  and down to aid the function of a canal.
• ANSWER
• locks

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Mystery 300

• QUESTION
• South Carolinas reactions to the 1828, and 1832
  illegal tariffs that the federal government
  had put in place.

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Mystery 300

• QUESTION
• South Carolinas reactions to the 1828, and 1832
  illegal tariffs that the federal government
  had put in place.
• ANSWER
• Nullification Act
  nullified the federal governments tariff and
  threatened to secede if the government
  interfered.

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Mystery 400

• Question
• This allowed the President to use the United
  States military to enforce acts of Congress.

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Mystery 400

• Question
• This allowed the President to use the United
  States military to enforce acts of Congress.
• ANSWER
• The force bill

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Mystery 500

• QUESTION
• This idea called for a national bank, developing
  industry, and a protective tariff (proposed by
  Henry Clay).

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Mystery 500

• QUESTION
• This idea called for a national bank, developing
  industry, and a protective tariff (proposed by
  Henry Clay).
• ANSWER
• The American System

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Elections 100

• QUESTION
• The 1828 election saw candidates begin to ruin
  their opponents reputation through.

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Elections 100

• QUESTION
• The 1828 election saw candidates begin to ruin
  their opponents reputation through.
• ANSWER
• mudslinging

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Elections 200

• QUESTION
• The two political parties that existed in the
  1828 election.

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Elections 200

• QUESTION
• The two political parties that existed in the
  1828 election.
• ANSWER
• Democratic Republicans
• National Republicans

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Elections 300

• QUESTION
• These four people ran in the 1824 election.

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Elections 300

• QUESTION
• These four people ran in the 1824 election.
• ANSWER
• Henry Clay
• Andrew Jackson
• John Quincy Adams
• William Crawford

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Elections 400

• QUESTION
• These gatherings replaced caucuses allowing more
  people to aid in selecting candidates -

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Elections 400

• QUESTION
• These gatherings replaced caucuses allowing more
  people to aid in selecting candidates -
• ANSWERS
• National Conventions

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Elections 500

• QUESTION
• Who won the 1824 Election and why?

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Elections 500

• QUESTION
• Who won the 1824 Election and why?
• ANSWER
• John Quincy Adams Henry Clay swayed his
  followers to vote for him so he would be named
  Secretary of State

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 100

• QUESTION
• Roads made out of logs lined up next to each
  other making it very bumpy for passengers were
  called this.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 100

• QUESTION
• Roads made out of logs lined up next to each
  other making it very bumpy for passengers were
  called this.
• ANSWER
• Corduroy Roads

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• QUESTION
• _________ invented the _________ making it
  possible for one man to do the work of fifty when
  cleaning cotton.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• QUESTION
• _________ invented the _________ making it
  possible for one man to do the work of fifty when
  cleaning cotton.
• ANSWER
• Eli Whitney cotton gin

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 300

• QUESTION
• Chartered in 1816 to make large loans to
  businesses and establish national currency.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 300

• QUESTION
• Chartered in 1816 to make large loans to
  businesses and establish national currency.
• ANSWER
• The Second National Bank of the United States

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• QUESTION
• Roads that people paid to use.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• QUESTION
• Roads that people paid to use.
• ANSWER
• Toll Roads

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 500

• QUESTION
• This was built to carry cargo from the Hudson
  river to the Great Lakes and ran through
  Syracuse, and Rochester, N.Y.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 500

• QUESTION
• This was built to carry cargo from the Hudson
  river to the Great Lakes and ran through
  Syracuse, and Rochester, N.Y
• ANSWER
• The Erie Canal

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Famous People
Sectionalism
Mystery
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Famous People 200

• QUESTION
• He was the 5th president of the United States.

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Famous People 200

• QUESTION
• He was the 5th president of the United States.
• ANSWER
• James Monroe

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Famous People 400

• Question
• Sauk chieftain who attempted to move his people
  back to their native land in Illinois.

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Famous People 400

• Question
• Sauk chieftain who attempted to move his people
  back to their native land in Illinois.
• Answer
• Black Hawk

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Famous People 600

• Question
• He was the National Bank president when Jackson
  vetoes its renewal.

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Famous People 600

• Question
• He was the National Bank president when Jackson
  vetoes its renewal.
• Answer
• Nicholas Biddle

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Famous People 1600

• Question
• This president took office, and died four weeks
  later of Pneumonia, and was replaced by this
  individual.

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Famous People 1600

• Question
• This president took office, and died four weeks
  later of Pneumonia, and was replaced by this
  individual.
• Answer
• William Henry Harrison John Tyler

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Famous People 1000

• Question
• Two months after this president took office in
  1837, this happened?

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Famous People 1000

• Question
• Two months after this president took office in
  1837, this happened?
• Answer
• Martin Van Buren Panic of 1837

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Sectionalism 200

• Question
• The Missouri Compromise was also known as
  ________________.

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Sectionalism 200

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• Question
• The Missouri Compromise was also known as
  ________________.
• Answer
• The Compromise of 1820

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Sectionalism 400

• Question
• This individual opposed high tariffs and
  nationalist programs. A big supporter of the
  South

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Sectionalism 400

• Question
• This individual opposed high tariffs and
  nationalist programs. A big supporter of the
  South
• Answer
• John C. Calhoun

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Sectionalism 600

• Question
• This person represented Kentucky, the West, and
  was known as The Great Compromiser.

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Sectionalism 600

• Question
• This person represented Kentucky, the West, and
  was known as The Great Compromiser.
• Answer
• Henry Clay

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Sectionalism 800

• Question
• This person from Massachusetts pushed for the
  Tariff of 1816 to be passed, and preferred
  national strength over state strength.

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Sectionalism 800

• Question
• This person from Massachusetts pushed for the
  Tariff of 1816 to be passed, and preferred
  national strength over state strength.
• Answer
• Daniel Webster

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Sectionalism 1000

• Question
• How did the Missouri Compromise add to
  Sectionalism?

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Sectionalism 1000

• Question
• How did the Missouri Compromise add to
  Sectionalism?
• Answer
• It forced new states to follow the culture of
  a northern or southern state by allowing slavery
  or not.

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Mystery 200

• Question
• Name given to the space Native Americans were
  moved to (present day Oklahoma).

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Mystery 200

• Question
• Name given to the space Native Americans were
  moved to (present day Oklahoma).
• Answer
• Indian Territory

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Mystery 400

• Question
• The people who helped Jackson that didnt have
  real positions in the government

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Mystery 400

• Question
• The people who helped Jackson that didnt have
  real positions in the government
• Answer
• Kitchen Cabinet

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Mystery 1200

• Question
• He was Andrew Jacksons vice president who
  resigned to return to congress because he felt he
  had more power to push for states rights in that
  position.

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Mystery 1200

• Question
• He was Andrew Jacksons vice president who
  resigned to return to congress because he felt he
  had more power to push for states rights in that
  position.
• Answer
• John C. Calhoun

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Mystery 800

• Question
• Who was happy with the Tariff of 1828 and Why?

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Mystery 800

• Question
• Who was happy with the Tariff of 1828 and Why?
• Answer
• Northern Manufactures it made their goods
  cheaper that the European ones

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Mystery 1000

• Question
• Who was not happy with the Tariff of 1828? Why?
  What did they do in response?

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Mystery 1000

• Question
• Who was not happy with the Tariff of 1828? Why?
• Answer
• The South It made European goods more
  expensive which would give them less goods in
  trade with Europe

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 200

• Question
• He brought British secrets about spinning cotton
  into thread to America helping the start of the
  industrial revolution.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 200

• Question
• He brought British secrets about spinning cotton
  into thread to America helping the start of the
  industrial revolution.
• Answer
• Samuel Slater

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• Question
• ________ ________ housed many female workers
  who helped the textile industry soar in New
  England.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 400

• Question
• ________ ________ housed many female workers
  who helped the textile industry soar in New
  England.
• Answer
• Lowells Mills

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 600

• Question
• This meeting established the line between the
  U.S. and Britain at the 49th parallel.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 600

• Question
• This meeting established the line between the
  U.S. and Britain at the 49th parallel.
• Answer
• The Convention of 1818

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 800

• Question
• This was a treaty that separated the U.S. and
  Spain by the 42nd parallel.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 800

• Question
• This was a treaty that separated the U.S. and
  Spain by the 42nd parallel.
• Answer
• Adams-Onis Treaty

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 1000

• Question
• This meeting established the line between the
  United States, and British Colonies as the 49th
  parallel.

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Travel, Technology and Treaties 1000

• Question
• This meeting established the line between the
  United States, and British Colonies as the 49th
  parallel.
• Answer
• The Rush Bagot Treaty

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Change 200

Question When changes were made in the way
goods were made many ideas started in ___________
and moved to ________________.
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Change 200

Question When changes were made in the way goods
were made many ideas started in ___________ and
moved to ________________. ANSWER
Britain The United States

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Change 400

• Question
• After the Electoral College didnt produce a
  majority winner in the election of 1824, this
  group elected John Quincy Adams as president.

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Change 400

• Question
• After the Electoral College didnt produce a
  majority winner in the election of 1824, this
  group elected John Quincy Adams as president.
• ANSWER House of Representatives

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Change 600

• QUESTION
• This ruling said a state had no right to tax the
  federal bank, which strengthened the federal
  government.

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Change 600

• QUESTION
• This ruling said a state had no right to tax the
  federal bank, which strengthened the federal
  government.
• ANSWER
• McCulloch vs. Maryland

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Change 800
Question The right to vote, or ______________
was given to almost 80 of white men by 1840, but
not _________ or ___________- Americans.

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Change 800
Question The right to vote, or ______________
was given to almost 80 of white men by 1840, but
not _________ or ___________- Americans. ANSWER
sufferage women African Americans
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Change 1000
QUESTION What are three reasons why the Erie
Canal were so important?
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Change 1000

• QUESTION
• What are three reasons why the Erie Canal were so
  important?
• ANSWER
• Faster Cheaper movement of goods (Water carries
  more)
• New Towns (Pop Grows) near canal
• Connects West (People Info Fast)

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Daily Double!!
NOW WORTH 800!!!
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Daily Double!!

• NOW WORTH 400!!!

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Daily Double!!

• NOW WORTH 1600!!!

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Daily Double!!
NOW WORTH 1200!!!
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Final Jeopardy!
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Final Jeopardy Question

• What are the positives and negatives of two forms
  of transportation?

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Final Jeopardy Question

• What are the positives and negatives of two forms
  of transportation?
• Steamboat quickercheaper dangerous noisy
• Turnpike Well built pay to ride muddy
• Corduroy Roads Avoid mud bumpy