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• When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.

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Round 1Final

Jeopardy

Grou B

Group A

Group C

Key Terms V.I.P’s

Main Ideas

Proper Nouns

Bonus ?’s

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Final Jeopardy

Scores

Last Chance

Final Try

$100$100

Populist demand for the unlimited production of

coinage.

Populist demand for the unlimited production of

coinage.

$100$100

What is free silver?

Scores

$200$200

Construction completed in May 1869

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What was the transcontinental railway

Scores

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Cities that grew very quickly around gold

mining sites

Cities that grew very quickly around gold

mining sites

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Scores

What are boom towns?What are boom towns?

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Hispanic ranch hands in the Spanish Southwest

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Who were vaqueros?Who were vaqueros?

Scores

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Had to develop new methods of farming on

the Plains

Had to develop new methods of farming on

the Plains

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Who were sodbusters?Who were sodbusters?

Scores

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This man was hired by the Kansas Pacific

Railroad to kill buffalo.

This man was hired by the Kansas Pacific

Railroad to kill buffalo.

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Who was William Cody?Who was William Cody?

Scores

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A Sioux military leaderA Sioux military leader

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Who was Crazy Horse?Who was Crazy Horse?

Scores

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African American soldiers in segregated units after the Civil War

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Who were Buffalo Soldiers?

Scores

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Captured the imagination of the

nation.

Captured the imagination of the

nation.

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Who were cowhands?Who were cowhands?

Scores

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Communities across the United States kept their

own time.

Communities across the United States kept their

own time.

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What was life like before the railroads?

Scores

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Had its roots in the Farmers’ Alliance.

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What is the Populist Party?

Scores

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Laid railroad track westward from Omaha,

Nebraska.

Laid railroad track westward from Omaha,

Nebraska.

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What was the Union Pacific Company?

Scores

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They would work for a very low wage.

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Why were immigrants & African Americans hired

to build the transcontinental

railroad?

Why were immigrants & African Americans hired

to build the transcontinental

railroad?

Scores

$400$400

Hired 10,000 Chinese laborers at low wages to work on railroad tracks

$400$400

Who was the Central Pacific Railroad?

Scores

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Farmers on the Plains fenced off their land.

$500$500

What ended long cattle drives?

Scores

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Site of a battle between George Custer’s troops

and the Sioux and Cheyenne peoples.

Site of a battle between George Custer’s troops

and the Sioux and Cheyenne peoples.

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What is Little Bighorn?What is Little Bighorn?

Scores

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A reservation meant for the Sioux people

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What is the Dakota Territory?

Scores

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Marked the end of armed conflict between whites and Native Americans.

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What is Wounded Knee?What is Wounded Knee?

Scores

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Gave land on the Plains to any settler who would

live there for 5 years.

Gave land on the Plains to any settler who would

live there for 5 years.

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What is the Homestead Act?

Scores

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Proposed to make Native Americans landowners

and farmers.

Proposed to make Native Americans landowners

and farmers.

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What was the Dawes Act?

Scores

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It provided an inexpensive way to start

a new life.

It provided an inexpensive way to start

a new life.

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Why was the Homestead Act important to

settlers?

Why was the Homestead Act important to

settlers?

Scores

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Their population quickly declined.

$200$200

What happened to many boomtowns when the

mines closed?

What happened to many boomtowns when the

mines closed?

Scores

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The availability of railroad transport to the

North and the East.

The availability of railroad transport to the

North and the East.

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What began the “Cattle Kingdom”?

Scores

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After the Oklahoma land rush.

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When did the American frontier “close”?

Scores

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They had most buffalo on the Plains killed.

$500$500

How did railroad companies threaten the livelihoods of the Native

American’s?

How did railroad companies threaten the livelihoods of the Native

American’s?

Scores

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The National GrangeThe National Grange

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Who addressed farmers’ problems after the Civil

Scores

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The economic depression was nearly

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Why did the Republican candidate win the

presidential election of 1896?

Why did the Republican candidate win the

presidential election of 1896?

Scores

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Government officials made promises they did not intend

to keep.

Government officials made promises they did not intend

to keep.

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Why did some Native Americans accept the

U.S. government’s reservation policy at

first?

Why did some Native Americans accept the

U.S. government’s reservation policy at

first?

Scores

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To make Native Americans fit into white

American culture, to eliminate the nomadic tradition, to break up

Native American groups.

American culture, to eliminate the nomadic tradition, to break up

Native American groups.

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What was the goal of the Dawes Act?

Scores

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The Omaha farmed; the Sioux followed the

buffalo herds.

The Omaha farmed; the Sioux followed the

buffalo herds.

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How did the Omaha way of life differ from that of

the Sioux?

How did the Omaha way of life differ from that of

the Sioux?

Scores

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Was formed by Farmers’ Alliance leaders.

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What was the Populist Party?

Scores

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Free silver.Free silver.

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What was a major reform on the Populist agenda?What was a major reform on the Populist agenda?

Scores

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To control the Black Hills, against the Sioux,

after peace treaties failed.

To control the Black Hills, against the Sioux,

after peace treaties failed.

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Why was the Battle of Little Bighorn fought?Why was the Battle of Little Bighorn fought?

Scores

The Western FrontierThe Western Frontier

Final Jeopardy Question

American culture.

What was the Dawes Act?

Scores

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