History Jeopardy

Alexander Hamilton

100

This man was one of Hamilton's closest friends while in the U.S.A.. In the end, he was the one who shot Hamilton.

Aaron Burr

200

Hamilton married this woman and loved her dearly, though possibly having affairs with other women.

Eliza Schulyer

300

The play, "Hamilton", was written by this man, who later composed various songs for Disney.

Lin-Manuel Miranda

400

Hamilton lived in this part of New York City, being one of the more famous sections.

Manhattan

500

Hamilton immigrated to the United States from this place, a British owned island in the Carribean.

St. Croix

Roman Wars

100

This war was fought between Julius Caesar and other politians in the senate. It has the near the same name of an American war that lasted through 1861-1865.

Caesar's Civil War

200

This war was fought between Rome and Carthage, but their main heroes were Hannibal Barca and Scipio the Younger.

The Second Punic War

300

In this war, Julius Caesar led a campaign to take over modern day France and parts of the British Isles.

The Conquest of Gaul

400

This war was fought to take over a lot of global powers. Greece and other Hellenistic areas.

The Macedonian Wars

500

This war was based to take over dominance of Armenia and Mesopotamia. They fought against the Parthian Empire.

The Roman-Parthian Wars.

History with "A"

100

This young man took over most of the known world to spread Hellenistic ideas. Taking so much in his father's footsteps...

Alexander the Great

200

This city was a major hub in Ancient Greece; producing not only democracy but a lot of ideas that still hold up today!

Athens

300

These books are used not only to provide geography, but also brief history of places around the world. Also the name of a major Greek titan.

Atlas

400

Britain fought a war over the Falkland Islands with this country. They have had a lot of European influences.

Argentina

500

This president served in-between two great presidents, Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. He is often overshadowed.

Andrew Johnson

The British Empire

100

The British had colonies in this area, soon loosing them over tea prices.

The United States

200

The British "Golden Age" was also called this time, named after the Queen and producing a lot of technological advancements.

The Victorian Era

300

The British often stole ideas from these peoples: stealing New York, copying ideas from their "East India Company", even copying techniques that they would use for the Spanish Armada!

The Dutch

400

Currently, this man is on the throne, following after Elizabeth II death. He's the third of his kind.

Charles the III

500

This British king killed his first wife, imprisoned his second, and abused his third just because they couldn't produce a male heir.

Henry VIII