Game Topic Vocabulary 1 Vocabulary 2 Picturing the

Game Topic

Vocabulary 1 Vocabulary 2 Picturing the United States Thirteen Colonies The Three Branches United States of America $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4

Topic 1: $100 The shape of the surface of the land Answer

Topic 1: $100 Landform Return to Main

Topic 1: $200 To buy goods made or grown in another country Answer

Topic 1: $200 Import Return to Main

Topic 1: $300 A place’s weather over a long period of time Answer

Topic 1: $300 Climate Return to Main

Topic 1: $400 The study of Earth and the way people, plants, and animals use it Answer

Topic 1: $400 Geography Return to Main

Topic 1: $500 The building in which the state or national government meet Answer

Topic 1: $500 Capitol Return to Main

Topic 2: $100 To sell goods to another country Answer

Topic 2: $100 Export Return to Main

Topic 2: $200 The location of a state’s or country’s government Answer

Topic 2: $200 Capital Return to Main

Topic 2: $300 A thing found in nature that people use Answer

Topic 2: $300 Natural resource Return to Main

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Topic 2: $400 A building or statue made in memory of a person or event Answer

Topic 2: $400 Monument Return to Main

Topic 2: $500 A way of life shared by a group of people, including art, music, food, and stories Answer

Topic 2: $500 Culture Return to Main

Topic 3: $100 What is #1 on the map? Answer

Topic 3: $100 Long Island Return to Main

Topic 3: $200 What is #2 on the map Answer

Topic 3: $200 New York Return to Main

Topic 3: $300 What is #3 on the map? Answer

Topic 3: $300 Atlantic Ocean Return to Main

Topic 3: $400 What is #4 on the map? Answer

Topic 3: $400 Gulf of Mexico Return to Main

Topic 3: $500 What is #6 on the map? Answer

Topic 3: $500 The Great Lakes: Huron Ontario Michigan Erie Superior Return to Main

Topic 4: $100 An area settled by a group of people outside of their country Answer

Topic 4: $100 A colony Return to Main

Topic 4: $200 Who ruled the thirteen colonies? Answer

Topic 4: $200 The king of Great Britain Return to Main

Topic 4: $300 What was the first colony? Answer

Topic 4: $300 Jamestown Return to Main

Topic 4: $400 Who were the first inhabitants of the United States? Answer

Topic 4: $400 Native Americans Return to Main

Topic 4: $500 Why did the colonists want to leave England? Answer

Topic 4: $500 They didn’t want to pay taxes They wanted to pick their leaders Return to Main

Topic 5: $100 This person is in charge of the Executive Branch Answer

Topic 5: $100 President Return to Main

Topic 5: $200 Makes laws Answer

Topic 5: $200 Legislative Branch Return to Main

Topic 5: $300 They have their job for life and there are 9 of them Answer

Topic 5: $300 Judicial Branch Justice Return to Main

Topic 5: $400 This branch is split into 2 parts. Name the 2 parts Answer

Topic 5: $400 Legislative Branch Congress – Senate and House of Representatives Return to Main

Topic 5: $500 This branch’s building is the Supreme Court Answer

Topic 5: $500 Judicial Branch Return to Main

Topic 6: $100 The largest and most diverse city in the United States Answer

Topic 6: $100 New York City Return to Main

Topic 6: $200 Capital of the United States of America Answer

Topic 6: $200 Washington D. C. Return to Main

Topic 6: $300 Grow in the Pacific Northwest and can be 311 feet tall Answer

Topic 6: $300 Giant Sequoia Trees Return to Main

Topic 6: $400 Two main exports in the U. S. are… Answer

Topic 6: $400 Capital goods and automobiles Return to Main

Topic 6: $500 Chief of the Sioux nation who fought with General Custer at the battle of Little Bighorn Answer

Topic 6: $500 Sitting Bull Return to Main

Final Jeopardy Topic Proceed

Why is the United States government divided into three branches? Answer

To make sure that one branch does not have too much power. Return to Main