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  1. W/ Bonus This historian wrote our classroom text book (First/Last)

Who is Eric Foner

Bonus 13/14

100
  1.  This document was fully ratified on July 4th, 1776.
  1. What is the Declaration of Independence
100
  1. During the middle of this war, the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.

The Civil War

100
  1. This person/group nominates supreme court justices

The president

100
  1. This court case established the legal process of “separate but equal.”
  1. Plessy v Ferguson (1896)
100

This teacher, who does not teach music, has a bachelor's degree in music.

Este profesor, que no enseña música, tiene una licenciatura en música.

Mr. Blanco

100
  1. Two Answers: (A) This person was the second president of the United States. (B) This person was the third president of the United States  
  1. (A) John Adams (B) Thomas Jefferson
100
  1. This act taxed official court papers and other paper based goods like playing cards.
  1. The Stamp act
100
  1. This term is used describe a form of slavery prominent throughout the 1500-1800s which infers that status of slavery as “inheritable.”
  1. Chattel slavery
100
  1.  Write the Author/Document -> This document was signed by members of the Continental Congress outlining their grievances related to the actions of King Charles III. Some describe it as a breakup letter.
  1. Thomas Jefferson / the Declaration of Independence
100

As a result of the Missouri Compromise, which state(s) was added to the Union as a (1) free state & a (2) slave state?

  • (1) Maine
  • (2) Missouri
100
  • An individual who believes women are equal to men is often called?
  • A feminist
200
  1.  A People’s History of the United States was written by? (First/Last)

Historian Howard Zinn

200
  1. This date will “live in infamy”
  1. December 7th, 1941 - "Pearl Harbor Day"


200
  1. Name two territories acquired by the United States during the Spanish American war.
  1. Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines, & others
200
  1. Chaos Question - $200 - Choose one team, not your own team, to give $200 to. (You will not lose any points)

    Pregunta de Caos - $200 - Elige un equipo, no el tuyo, para donar $200. (No perderás puntos).

  1. Chaos Question
200
  1. This term represents local and state laws designed around perpetuating white supremacy in the South.
  1. Jim Crow or black codes
200

How many children does Mrs. Sibrian have in our school?

¿Cuántos niños tiene la señora Sibrian en la escuela?

2

200
  1. Colony established by Quakers with the idea that all people were created equal.
  1. What is Pennsylvania?
200
  1. Crispus Attucks was killed at this event
  1. The Boston Massacre
200
  1. An economic policy where colonies produce raw material (commodities) while the “mother country” produces finished goods.
  1. mercantilism
200
  1. This person was the head of the Continental Army
  1. General George Washinton
200

The compromise period sought to balance the power between free and slave states in which houses of the legislature?

The Senate

200
  • This tycoon consolidated the oil industry in the late 19th century
  • John D. Rockefeller
300
  1. This former English tax collector, wrote the most popular book during the Revolutionary era. What is their name and the name of the text? (First/Last)
  • Thomas Paine - Common Sense
300
  1. What year was the Spanish-American War  fought?

What is 1898?

300
  1. Chaos Question - $300 Bonus! For strictly the team who selected this question - In 70 seconds with not an extra second: List 7/13 original colonies not including NY

  2. Pregunta del Caos ¡$300 Extra! Para el equipo que seleccionó esta pregunta: En 70 segundos, sin un segundo extra: Enumere 5 de 13 colonias originales, sin incluir Nueva York.
  1. Chaos Question
300
  1. This group is supposed to be responsible for declaring war

Congress - House and Senate


300
  1. This Supreme Court decision was passed in 1954 and essentially outlawed the legal aspects of separate but equal.
  1. Brown vs Board of Education (1954)
300

(A) How many tattoos do you think Mrs. Sibrian has OR (B) How many tattoos do you think Mr. Sniffen has?

(A) ¿Cuántos tatuajes crees que tiene la señora Sibrian? O (B) ¿Cuántos tatuajes crees que tiene la señor Sniffen?

(A) 23

(B) 4

300
  1. This is the type of government where elected officials make laws for its people.
  1. Representative government or Republic
300
  1. Chaos Question - Choose a team to subtract $300 from.

    Pregunta del caos: Elige un equipo al cual restarle $300.

  1. Chaos Question
300
  1. A form of contract labor guaranteeing passage to the New World and the potential of land/tools by a shipping company or land owner after contract expiration. These contracts typically last 3-7 years.
  1. Indentured servant / indentured servitude
300
  1. Chaos Question - Choose a team to subtract $300 from.

  2. Pregunta del caos: Elige un equipo al cual restarle $300.
Chaos Question
300
  • (1) What is the name of the forced march of the Cherokees from Georgia to Oklahoma typically called?
  • (2) Which president signed this act?
  • 1. The Indian Removal Act
  • 2. President Jackson
300
  • This immigrant group was the largest in NYC during the period known as "old immigration."
  • The Irish numerical over the course of the entire 19th Century
400
  1. Historian Daniel Immerwahr wrote this book:
  • How to Hide an Empire
400
  1. The “Civil Rights Act” was passed twice within the same decade.  State one of the years

1960 & 1964

400
  1. Name three technologies advanced by World War One (WWI)
  • Radios, radar, photo cameras, video cameras, zippers, advancements in trucks & planes, zoom lenses, commercial sanitary napkins, reconstructive surgery and medical advancements.
400
  1. This person/group is responsible for managing groups like the FBI and CIA.
  1. President - The executive branch
400
  1. This act was passed during the Compromise of 1850 and allowed for runaway slaves to be arrested in free states.
  1. The Fugitive Slave Act (1850)
400

(A) This teacher has traveled to 28 countries and over half the states in America.

(B) Este profesor ha viajado a 28 países y más de la mitad de los estados de Estados Unidos.

Mr. Fomin

400
  1. This city is considered the northern most southern city and the southern most northern city
  1. Baltimore
400
  1. Chaos Question - $400 Bonus - If you selected the topic you can shoot the ball for free and earn $400 AND you can pick one other team to shoot for $400 as well.

    Pregunta del Coas - $400 Bono: si seleccionaste el tema, puedes disparar la pelota de forma gratuita y ganar $400 y también puedes elegir otro equipo para disparar por $400.

  1. Chaos Question
400
  1. The trade route between American colonies, Africa, and Europe that included crops, manufactured goods, weapons, and slaves; all for massive profits.
  1. Triangle trade or Columbian trade
400
  1. This question has two parts: (1) This group supported the monarchy during the Revolution (2) This group supported the American Revolution
  1. (1) Loyalists (2) Patriots
400
  • 1. The act allowed police officers and slave catchers to kidnap runaway slaves.
  • 2. This was apart of which compromise?
  • 1. The Fugitive Slave Act
  • 2. The Compromise of 1850
400
  • This act passed in 1882 outlawed individuals of which country from entering into the United States

Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)

500
  1. This American historian and super duper racist American president wrote the 14 points. (First/Last)

Woodrow Wilson

500
  1. Astronaut Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon during this year. Hint: Nixon was president.

What is 1969

500
  1. In the southern United States, this term is used to describe the Civil War.
  1. The war between the states
500
  1. Name all three presidents who have been impeached (First & last name)
  1. Andrew Johnson, William/Bill Clinton, Donald Trump (Twice)
500
  1. This court case established the principle of judicial review and Supreme Court supremacy in the United States
  1. Marbury v. Madison (1803)
500

(A) This teacher has traveled to 28 countries and over half the states in America.

(B) Este profesor ha viajado a 28 países y más de la mitad de los estados de Estados Unidos.

Mr. Fomin

500
  1. This author wrote the book, The Unknown American Revolution
  1. Gary B. Nash
500
  1. This act passed by the English allowed for English troops to be housed in the homes of Bostonians
  1. The Quartering act
500
  1. The name of the difficult, harsh, and sometimes deadly journey slaves made on ships from Africa to the New World.
  1. What is the Middle Passage?
500
  1. This question has two parts: (1) This author wrote the pamphlet “Common Sense.” (2) What was common sense?
  1. (1)Thomas Paine (2) It was common sense to revolt against the King of England and form a democratic government.
500
  • These three compromise summarize the "Compromise era.”
  • Missouri Compromise or the Compromise of 1820, the Compromise of 1850, the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
500
  • This 800+ page mid 19th century book, describes the origins of a materialistic interpretation of history, coins the term capitalism, and outlines the process of capital consolidation which would eventually become validate in the period known as the Gilled age.
  • Karl Marx's Das Kapital or Capital (English).