Jeopardy Reasons for War Vocab Important People Famous
Jeopardy Reasons for War Vocab Important People Famous Leaders Hodge Podge Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
$100 Reasons for War The term forcing American sailors to serve in the Royal Navy.
$100 Reasons for War What is impressment?
$200 Reasons for War The British encouraged these groups to raid American settlements.
$200 Reasons for War Who are Native Americans?
$300 Reasons for War A major sea battle broke out when this American ship refused to allow the Captain of the Leopard to board her.
$300 Reasons for War What is the Chesapeake?
$400 Reasons for War The Act passed by President Jefferson restricting foreign trade.
$400 Reasons for War What is the Embargo Act?
$500 Reasons for War A program that restricted trade with both Great Britain and France.
$500 Reasons for War What is the non-intercourse act?
$100 Vocab The right of the Supreme Court to decide whether laws passed by Congress are unconstitutional.
$100 Vocab What is Judicial Review?
$200 Vocab An example for others to follow.
$200 Vocab What is precedent?
$300 Vocab The legal term used when a court orders a public official to perform his/her duty.
$300 Vocab What is a Writ of Mandamus?
$400 Vocab The practice of illegally transporting goods for sale.
$400 Vocab What is smuggling?
$500 Vocab The term for when a law is found to violate (go against) the Constitution.
$500 Vocab What is unconstitutional?
$100 Important People French leader who sold Jefferson the Louisiana Territory.
$100 Important People Who is Napoleon?
$200 Important People Leader of a slave revolt in Haiti
$200 Important People Who is Toussaint L’Ouverture ?
$300 Important People A “Midnight Judge” who sued to receive his appointment papers.
$300 Important People Who is William Marbury?
$400 Important People Jefferson’s Vice President who killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel.
$400 Important People Who is Aaron Burr?
$500 Important People Chief Justice who increased the Supreme Court’s power. He decided the case against Marbury.
$500 Important People Who is John Marshall?
$100 Famous Leaders The President of the United States who passed a series of acts restricting foreign trade.
$100 Famous Leaders Who is Thomas Jefferson?
$200 Famous Leaders The Native American Tribal leader who led a rebellion in the Indiana territory.
$200 Famous Leaders Who is Tecumseh?
$300 Famous Leaders The Native American leader known as the “Prophet. ”
$300 Famous Leaders Who is Tenskawata?
$400 Famous Leaders Thomas Jefferson’s Secretary who was tasked with exploring the newly purchased Louisiana Territory.
$400 Famous Leaders Who was Meriwether Lewis?
$500 Famous Leaders The Native American woman who helped save Lewis and Clark.
$500 Famous Leaders Who is Sacajawea?
$100 Hodge Podge The United States paid $15, 000 for this French Territory.
$100 Hodge Podge What is Louisiana?
$200 Hodge Podge The nickname given to Republican senators from the south and west who clamored for war.
$200 Hodge Podge What is war hawks?
$300 Hodge Podge The response many Americans took to the Embargo Act.
$300 Hodge Podge What is engage in smuggling?
$400 Hodge Podge Three reasons New Orleans was important to many Americans.
$400 Hodge Podge What is products sent there could be shipped east. It is located at the mouth of the Mississippi River. Traders there had the right of deposit.
$500 Hodge Podge Three reasons for Lewis and Clark’s expedition.
$500 Hodge Podge What are to gather scientific information on soil and climate, to map the Louisiana Purchase, and to gather samples of plant and animal life.
Final Jeopardy The date of the attack on Ft. Mc. Henry in the War of 1812.
Final Jeopardy Answer What is September 11, 1814?
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