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7 th Grade SS Marking Period #4 EXAM JEOPARDY REVIEW. JEOPARDY. Genocide for 100. What is the MOST FAMOUS example of genocide?. answer. The Holocaust. Genocide for for 200. What was the name of the infamous leader of the Nazi party in Germany?. answer. Hitler. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
77thth Grade SS Grade SSMarking Period #4 EXAM
JEOPARDY REVIEW
JEOPARDYJEOPARDYGenocideGenocide
Civil Rights Civil Rights MovementMovement
Civil RightsCivil Rights WATERWATER VocabularyVocabulary
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Genocide for 100Genocide for 100
What is the MOST What is the MOST FAMOUS example FAMOUS example
of genocide?of genocide?
answeranswer
The The HolocaustHolocaust
Genocide for for 200Genocide for for 200
What was the name of the What was the name of the infamous leader of the Nazi infamous leader of the Nazi
party in Germany?party in Germany?
answeranswer
HitlerHitler
Genocide for for 300Genocide for for 300
What country in Africa had a What country in Africa had a genocide involving the Hutus genocide involving the Hutus
and the Tutsis?and the Tutsis?
answeranswer
RwandaRwanda
Genocide for for 400Genocide for for 400
What is the definition What is the definition of genocide?of genocide?
answeranswer
The extermination of people The extermination of people of a certain race, religion, of a certain race, religion,
or cultureor culture
Genocide for for 500Genocide for for 500
What was the “trail of What was the “trail of tears?” tears?”
answeranswer
The name given to the march of The name given to the march of the Native Americans to the the Native Americans to the reservations. It was called reservations. It was called “trail of tears” because so “trail of tears” because so many died along the way. many died along the way.
Civil Rights MovementCivil Rights Movement for for 100100
This civil rights activist’s This civil rights activist’s refusal to sit in the back refusal to sit in the back of the bus triggered the of the bus triggered the
Montgomery Bus Montgomery Bus BoycottBoycott
answeranswer
Rosa ParksRosa Parks
Civil Rights Movement Civil Rights Movement for for 200200
Martin Luther King Martin Luther King supported this form of supported this form of
protestprotest
answeranswer
Non- violentNon- violent
Civil Rights Movement Civil Rights Movement for for 300300
Other than African Americans, Other than African Americans, which other group was most which other group was most
influential during the Civil influential during the Civil Rights movement?Rights movement?
answeranswer
WomenWomen
Civil Rights MovementCivil Rights Movement for for 400400
What was the Civil Rights What was the Civil Rights movement trying to movement trying to
achieve? achieve?
answeranswer
Equal RightsEqual Rights
Civil Rights MovementCivil Rights Movement for for 500500
Who is the most well- known Who is the most well- known civil rights leader?civil rights leader?
answeranswer
Martin Luther Martin Luther KingKing
Civil Rights for 100Civil Rights for 100
What set of laws in What set of laws in the South made the South made
segregation legal?segregation legal?
answeranswer
Jim Crow LawsJim Crow Laws
Civil Rights for 200Civil Rights for 200
What did the Supreme What did the Supreme Court case Plessy v. Court case Plessy v. Ferguson set up and Ferguson set up and
establish in the establish in the United StatesUnited States
answeranswer
Separate but Separate but equalequal
Civil Rights for 300Civil Rights for 300
What did the Supreme Court What did the Supreme Court Case Brown v. board of Case Brown v. board of
Education set up and establish Education set up and establish in the United States?in the United States?
answeranswer
Schools must Schools must integrate and integrate and desegregate desegregate
Civil RightsCivil Rights for 400 for 400
Which case came first, Plessy Which case came first, Plessy v Ferguson or Brown v. Board v Ferguson or Brown v. Board
of education?of education?
answeranswer
Plessy v. Plessy v. FergusonFerguson
Civil Rights for 500Civil Rights for 500
True or False: After Brown True or False: After Brown vs. Board of Education ALL vs. Board of Education ALL
public facilities were public facilities were desegregated desegregated
answeranswer
FALSE, just FALSE, just schoolsschools
WATER for 100WATER for 100
What does the W in What does the W in WATER ask you to do?WATER ask you to do?
answeranswer
Say What is Say What is taking place in taking place in
the cartoonthe cartoon
WATER for 200WATER for 200
What does the A in What does the A in WATER ask you to doWATER ask you to do
answeranswer
Answer Are there things Answer Are there things in the cartoon that in the cartoon that
represent something represent something else else
WATER for 300WATER for 300
What is the T in WATER?What is the T in WATER?
answeranswer
Tell the Tell the Message of Message of
the Cartoonistthe Cartoonist
WATER for 400WATER for 400
What is the E in WATER?What is the E in WATER?
answeranswer
Evaluate the cartoonist’s Evaluate the cartoonist’s feelings on the issue in feelings on the issue in
the cartoonthe cartoon
WATER for 500WATER for 500
What is the R in WATER What is the R in WATER
answeranswer
Relate to the Relate to the time period or time period or historical eventhistorical event
Vocabulary for 100Vocabulary for 100
Civil Disobedience
answeranswer
Non-violent Non-violent resistanceresistance
Vocabulary for 200Vocabulary for 200
HOLOCAUST
answeranswer
The systematic genocide of The systematic genocide of Jews, gypsies, and the Jews, gypsies, and the
mentally retarded, mentally retarded, disabled, and homosexual disabled, and homosexual by the Nazis in Germany by the Nazis in Germany
and Eastern Europeand Eastern Europe
Vocabulary for 300Vocabulary for 300
Civil RightsCivil Rights
answeranswer
Personal liberties Personal liberties that belong to that belong to
every individual in every individual in
the countrythe country..
Vocabulary for 400Vocabulary for 400
Nuremberg TrialsNuremberg Trials
answeranswer
The trials of Nazi officers The trials of Nazi officers following the Holocaust. following the Holocaust.
This was the first time This was the first time that people were tried for that people were tried for
“war crimes.”“war crimes.”
Vocabulary for 500Vocabulary for 500
Concentration Concentration CampsCamps
answeranswer
Camps set up by the Nazis Camps set up by the Nazis to exterminate the to exterminate the ‘undesirables’ from ‘undesirables’ from
Germany and Eastern Germany and Eastern Europe. Europe.