Jeopardy 1920 s Depression WWII Post WWII Vietnam

20 s - $100 n Movement to end the sale of alcohol that resulted

20 s - $200 n He became famous for the first non-stop flight across

20 s - $300 n Engineer and early automobile manufacturer. His goal was to

20 s - $400 n Term for the development of African-American art, literature, and

20 s - $500 n The first person to fly a publicly viewed flight.

30 s - $100 n Program created by FDR and consisted of Relief, Recover,

30 s - $200 n This Commission oversees the day to day operations in

30 s - $300 n This Corporation was created by FDR to oversee and

30 s - $400 n FDR’s proposal to allow the president to appoint an

30 s - $500 n Refers to the initial part of FDR’s presidency when

WWII - $100 n Leader of Nazi Germany and led an attempted genocide known

WWII - $200 n Term for detaining Germans, Italians, and Japanese during WWII n

WWII - $300 n Dictator of Italy, formed the Fascist Party and invaded Albania

WWII - $400 n Policy of regulating the amounts of goods that a consumer

WWII - $500 n Americans were encouraged to buy these to help finance the

Post WWII (1) - $100 Provided returning servicemen educational opportunities, low interest loans and

Post WWII (1) - $200 n The invasion at this location is also referred

Post WWII (1) - $300 n New type of music that blended traditional blues

Post WWII (1) - $400 n Over 30 million babies were born in the

Post World War II (1) - $500 n Considered to be the turning point

Vietnam - $100 Authorization of escalation of forces in Vietnam after what was believed

Vietnam - $200 Distance between what the government reports about the war, and what

Vietnam - $300 n US intervention in the Vietnamese civil war over Communism and

5 - $400 n Belief that if South Vietnam fell to Communism, other Southeast

Vietnam - $500 n President can only deploy US soldiers for so long without

Final Jeopardy n US will assist economically and militarily countries resisting Communist takeover by

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20 s - $100 n Movement to end the sale of alcohol that resulted in a disrespect for the law and a rise in organized crime n What is Prohibition?

20 s - $200 n He became famous for the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic in 1927. n Who is Charles Lindbergh?

20 s - $300 n Engineer and early automobile manufacturer. His goal was to build an automobile that everyone could afford. n Who is Henry Ford?

20 s - $400 n Term for the development of African-American art, literature, and music. Key people included Langston Hughes, Alain Locke and Zora Neal Hurston. n What is the Harlem Renaissance?

20 s - $500 n The first person to fly a publicly viewed flight. He also manufactured airplanes, built the largest fleet during World War I. n Who is Glenn Curtiss?

30 s - $100 n Program created by FDR and consisted of Relief, Recover, and Reform. It focused on the Banking Crisis, unemployment and restoring the economy. n What is the New Deal?

30 s - $200 n This Commission oversees the day to day operations in the stock market and prevent fraud n What is the Securities and Exchange Commission?

30 s - $300 n This Corporation was created by FDR to oversee and protect bank deposits. n What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?

30 s - $400 n FDR’s proposal to allow the president to appoint an additional Justice for every member of the Supreme Court over 70 n What is FDR’s Court Packing Plan?

30 s - $500 n Refers to the initial part of FDR’s presidency when he pushed through many of his programs including the Bank Holiday n What are the Hundred Days?

WWII - $100 n Leader of Nazi Germany and led an attempted genocide known as the Final Solution. n Who is Adolf Hitler?

WWII - $200 n Term for detaining Germans, Italians, and Japanese during WWII n What is Internment?

WWII - $300 n Dictator of Italy, formed the Fascist Party and invaded Albania and Ethiopia n Who is Benito Mussolini?

WWII - $400 n Policy of regulating the amounts of goods that a consumer could obtain during the war. Exercising this policy was to work over against anger over shortages. n What is Rationing?

WWII - $500 n Americans were encouraged to buy these to help finance the war effort. They reduced the currency in circulation and curbed inflation. n What are War Bonds?

Post WWII (1) - $100 Provided returning servicemen educational opportunities, low interest loans and unemployment insurance. n What is the GI Bill?

Post WWII (1) - $200 n The invasion at this location is also referred to as “D Day, ” June 6, 1944. This began the effort to liberate Western Europe. n Where is Normandy?

Post WWII (1) - $300 n New type of music that blended traditional blues and electronic instruments to become “American music. ” Included Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. n What is Rock and Roll?

Post WWII (1) - $400 n Over 30 million babies were born in the US during the postwar era of prosperity n What is the Baby Boom?

Post World War II (1) - $500 n Considered to be the turning point for the Pacific Theater. Americans broke the Japanese code and resulted in destroying 4 Japanese aircraft carriers. n What is the Battle of Midway?

Vietnam - $100 Authorization of escalation of forces in Vietnam after what was believed to be an attack on a US war ship. n What is the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

Vietnam - $200 Distance between what the government reports about the war, and what the American people perceive from the media reports. n What is the Credibility Gap?

Vietnam - $300 n US intervention in the Vietnamese civil war over Communism and Nationalism; US supported nationalist South Vietnam. n What is the Vietnam War?

5 - $400 n Belief that if South Vietnam fell to Communism, other Southeast Asian nations would as well, such as Cambodia and Laos. n What is the Domino Theory?

Vietnam - $500 n President can only deploy US soldiers for so long without Congressional approval or declaration of war. n What is the War Powers Act?

Final Jeopardy n US will assist economically and militarily countries resisting Communist takeover by armed minorities, like Greece and Turkey. n What is the Truman Doctrine?