Social Studies Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

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100

Something that is a GOOD result.

a. Accomplishment

b. Adapt

c. Barter

d. Benefit

100

The building where a state or country's legislature meets.

a. Capital City

b. Capitol

c. Charter

d. Cherokee

Capitol

100

When you choose, or select, between one thing and other things.

a. Choice

b. Citizen

c. Civil War

d. Civility

a. Choice

100

Made up of a group of people who settle far away from their homeland but still have ties with it.

a. Coastal Plain

b. Colony

c. Compassionate

d. Confederation

b. Colony

100

Lived in the southeastern U.S., particularly Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and North Carolina.

a. Consequence

b. Contribution

c. Cost

d. Creek Indians

200

Means to change in order to fit new or different conditions.

a. Accomplishment

b. Adapt

c. Barter

d. Benefit

b. Adapt

200

A member of an American Indian group.

a. Capital City

b. Capitol

c. Charter

d. Cherokee

Cherokee

200

Someone who is a legal member of a state or country.

a. Choice

b. Citizen

c. Civil War

d. Civility

b. Citizen

200

A loose alliance of countries and states.

a. Coastal Plains

b. Colony

c. Compassionate

d. Confederation

200

What is given up for something.

a. Consequence

b. Contribution

c. Cost

d. Creek Indians

c. Cost

300

An achievement or a success.

a. Accomplishment

b. Adapt

c. Barter

d. Benefit

a. Accomplishment

300

An official paper defining certain rights and rules given by a government or principles of a group.

a. Capital City

b. Capitol

c. Charter

d. Cherokee

Charter

300

Which was a reason for the Civil War?

a. States' rights

b. freedom of religion

c. burning of the president's house

d. better farmland in the South

a. States' rights

300

True or False. A pro of being a part of a colony is that you have to follow the rules of country far away.

False

300

Means to willingly give your time, money, resources, or energy to a person or cause.

a. Consequence

b. Contribution

c. Cost

d. Creek Indians

b. Contribution

400

To trade for things using something other than money.

a. Accomplishment

b. Adapt

c. Barter

d. Benefit

c. Barter

400

What is the capital of the United States?

Washington D.C.

400

Showing kindness or thoughtfulness.

a. Choice

b. Citizen

c. Civil War

d. Civility

400

To feel for another person's suffering and desire to change it.

a. Coastal Plain

b. Colony

c. Compassionate

d. Confederation

c. Compassionate

400

Something that happens when a rule is broken.

a. Consequence

b. Contribution

c. Cost

d. Creek Indians

a. Cosequence

500

What is an example of bartering?

Trading eggs for shoes.

Trading lunches at school.

Trading clothes for anything.

Answer may vary.

500

The city where a state or country's government is located.

a. Capital City

b. Capitol

c. Charter

d. Cherokee

a. Capital City

500

A war between the northern and southern U.S. states that took place from 1861 to 1865.

a. Choice

b. Citizen

c. Civil War

d. Civility

c.Civil War

500

An area of flat land near the coast.

a. Coastal Plain

b. Colony

c. Compassionate

d. Confederation

a.Coastal Plain

500

When Creek and Cherokee Indians were forced to move to Oklahoma they walked on this trail.

a. Trail of fears

b. Trail of tears

c. Trail of peers

d. Trail of thrills

b. Trail of Tears