unit ii jeopardy

Unit II JeopardyPeople Dates Define Events MISC.

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Round 2

Dates 100

When did the Atlantic Slave Trade begin?

• When did the Atlantic Slave Trade begin?

1441

Dates 100 Answer

Dates 200

When was President Lincoln elected President?

• When was President Lincoln elected President?

1860

Dates 200 Answer

Dates 300

When did the Civil War begin?

Dates 300 Answer

• When did the Civil War begin?

• 1861

Dates 400

When did the Civil War end?

Dates 400 Answer

• When did the Civil War end?

1865

Dates 500

When did Lincoln announce the emancipation proclamation?

Dates 500 Answer

• When did Lincoln announce the emancipation proclamation?

1863

Dates 600

When was the 13th Amendment added to the constitution?

Dates 600 Answer

• When was the 13th Amendment added to the constitution?

1865

Dates 700

When was the Slave Trade outlawed in the British Empire?

Dates 700 Answer

When was the Slave Trade outlawed in the British Empire?

1807

Dates 800

When was the Nat Turner Rebellion?

Dates 800 Answer

• When was the Nat Turner Rebellion?

1831

Dates 900

When was the John Brown Rebellion?

Dates 900 Answer

• When was the John Brown Rebellion?

1859

People 100

He was President of the USA in 1860.

People 100 Answer

• He was President of the USA in 1860.

Abraham Lincoln

People 200

He was President of the Confederacy.

People 200 Answer

• He was President of the Confederacy.

Jefferson Davis

People 300

He led the 54th all-Black regiment.

People 300 Answer

He led the 54th all-Black regiment.

Robert Gould Shaw

People 400

Her nickname was Moses?

People 400 Answer

Harriett TubmanHer nickname was Moses?

People 500

She spoke out for (and searched for) Black Women’s Rights?

People 500 Answer

• She spoke out (and searched for) for Black Women’s Rights?

Sojourner Truth

People 600

He led the bloodiest revolt in Virginia.

People 600 Answer

• He led the bloodiest revolt in Virginia.

Nat Turner

People 700

She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

People 700 Answer

• She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Harriett Beecher Stowe

People 800

He wanted to form a Freedom Army

People 800 Answer

• He wanted to form a Freedom Army

John Brown

People 900

He captured 10 Africans and this event began the Triangular Trade

People 900 Answer

• He captured 10 Africans and this event began the Triangular Trade

Antam Gonclaves

Define 100

When someone works to pay off of a debt. They sign a contract.

Define 100 Answer

When someone works to pay off of a debt. They sign a contract.

Indentured Servant

Define 200

Great slave Hymns of hope.

Define 200 Answer

Great slave Hymns of hope.spirituals

Define 300

An escaped slave from Spanish colonies.

Define 300 Answer

An escaped slave from Spanish colonies.

A Maroon

Define 400

When slaves were herded together on a dock and slave purchasers would go in and grab the slaves they wanted. There was a fixed price per head.

Define 400 Answer

When slaves were herded together on a dock and slave purchasers would go in and grab the slaves they wanted. There was a fixed price per head.

A Scramble

Define 500

• A unit of value to measure an enslaved person’s worth.

Define 500 Answer

• A unit of value to measure an enslaved person’s worth.

Peca de India

Define 600

• Illegal or smuggled goods. Slaves from the south, who escaped north to fight for the Union.

Define 600 Answer

• Illegal or smuggled goods. Slaves from the south, who escaped north to fight for the Union.

Contraband

Define 700

• An Asante term that loosely translates into subject or slave.

Define 700 Answer

• An Asante term that loosely translates into subject or slave.

• Akoa

Define 800

• A war within a country.

Define 800 Answer

• A war within a country.Civil War

Define 900

• A movement to end slavery.

Define 900 Answer

• A movement to end slavery.

Abolition

Events 100

1859: Harper’s FerryVirginia

Events 100 Answer

• 1859: Harper’s FerryVirginia

The John Brown Rebellion

Events 200

1831: Virginia

Events 200 Answer

• 1831: Virginia

The Nat Turner Rebellion

Events 300

Between 1830 and 1860 people did this between the southern and northern states.

Events 300 Answer

• Between 1830 and 1860 • people did this between • the southern and northern states.

Escaped on the UGR

Events 400

1861-1865

Events 400 Answer

• 1861-1865

The American Civil War

Events 500

1441, Cape Bajodor, Africa

Events 500 Answer

• 1441, Cape Bajodor, Africa

The start of the Atlantic Slave Trade.Antam Gonclaves captured 10

Africans

Events 600

1839-1841

Events 600 Answer

• 1839-1841

The Amistad Case

Events 700

1793/1850: Set of laws that allowed police to recapture slaves

Events 700 Answer

• 1793/1850: Set of laws that allowed police to recapture

slaves The Fugitive Slave Act

Events 800

1820/50:What was the compromise that stated which states couldbe free states and which ones could be slave states?

Events 800 Answer

• 1820/50:What was the compromise that stated which states could be

free states and which ones could be slave states?

Missouri Compromise

Events 900

What is the name of the act thatlifted the ban of slavery in the north for a railroad?

Events 900 Answer

• What is the name of the act thatlifted the ban of slavery in the north for a railroad?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act

MISC. 100

Name the ship that flung 136sick slaves overboard in 1781to claim insurance money.

MISC. 100 Answer

• Name the ship that flung 136sick slaves overboard in 1781to claim insurance money.

The Zong

Misc. 200

Name the person that was a white abolitionist journalist. He was killed in 1837

MISC. 200 Answer

• Name the person that was a • white abolitionist journalist. • He was killed in 1837

Elijah Lovejoy

Misc. 300

She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

MISC. 300 Answer

She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Misc. 400

Name the invention that causedSlavery to increase in the south.

MISC. 400 Answer

• Name the invention that causedslavery to increase in the south.

The Cotton Gin

Misc. 500

Name William Lloyd Garrison’sNewspaper.

MISC. 500 Answer

• Name William Lloyd Garrison’snewspaper.

The Liberator

Misc. 600

Name Elijah Lovejoy’snewspaper.

MISC. 600 Answer

• Name Elijah Lovejoy’snewspaper.

St. Louis Observer

Misc. 700

Name the novel written byHarriet Beecher Stowe.

MISC. 700 Answer

• Name the novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Misc. 800

Name Frederick Douglass’ 1st newspaper.

MISC. 800 Answer

• Name Frederick Douglass’ 1st newspaper.

The North Star

Misc. 900

Name Sojourner’s Speech of 1851, in Ohio.

MISC. 900 Answer

• Name Sojourner’s Speech of 1851, in Ohio.

Ain’t I a Woman?

Round 2 of JeopardyPeople Places Define Events MISC.1000 1000 1000 1000 10002000 2000 2000 2000 2000

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People 1000

He led the 54th Massachusetts Regiment

People 1000 Answer

• He led the 54th Massachusetts Regiment

• Robert Gould Shaw

People 2000

He wrote the Liberator

People 2000 Answer

• He wrote the Liberator

• William Lloyd Garrison

People 3000

Died as a martyr protecting a printing press

People 3000 Answer

• Died as a martyr protecting a printing press

• Elijah Lovejoy

People 4000

Killed the slave catcher Seneca Diggs

People 4000 Answer

• Killed the slave catcher Seneca Diggs

John Anderson

People 5000

The central character of ROOTS.

People 5000 Answer

The central character of ROOTS.

• Kunta Kinte

People 6000

He wrote ROOTS

People 6000 Answer

He wrote ROOTS

Alex Haley

People 7000

He was a Nigerian who wrote about his experiencesAs a slave in Nigeria

People 7000 Answer

• He was a Nigerian who wrote about his experiences as a slave in Nigeria

Olaudah Equiano

People 8000

He took his new last name from the poem entitled “Lady of the Lake”

People 8000 Answer

• He took his new last name from the poem entitled “Lady of the Lake”

Frederick Douglass

People 9000

Shipped himself in a box to freedom

People 9000 Answer

• Shipped himself in a box to freedom

• Henry Box Brown

Places 1000Where in Virginia did John Brown’s rebellion take Place?

Places 1000 Answer

• Where in Virginia did John Brown’s rebellion take place?

• Harper’s Ferry

Places 2000

Where were the captives from the Amistad originally from?

Places 2000 Answer

Where were the captives from the Amistad originally from?

Sierra LeoneLomboka Castle

Places 3000

Where did the Tecorra take the captives from the Amistad case?

Places 3000 Answer

• Where did the Tecorra take the captives from the Amistad case?

• Havana Cuba

Places 4000

Where was the Amistad captured by the USS Washington?

Places 4000

• Where was the Amistad captured by the USS Washington?

Mantauk PointLong Island, NY

Places 5000

Where did the USS Washington port with the Amistad?

Places 5000 Answer

• Where did the USS Washington port with the Amistad?

New Haven, Connecticut

Places 6000

Where was Harriet Tubman born?

Places 6000 Answer

Where was Harriet Tubman born?

Dorchester County, Maryland

Places 7000

Where did Frederick Douglass go, after the Fugitive Slave Laws? This is when he was able to get enough money to purchase his freedom.

Places 7000 Answer

• Where did Frederick Douglass go, after the Fugitive Slave Laws? This is when he was able to get enough money to purchase his freedom.

London, England

Places 8000Where did the 54th Massachusetts Regiment volunteer for a suicide mission?

Places 8000 Answer

• Where did the 54th Massachusetts Regiment volunteer for a suicide mission?

Fort Wagner

Places 9000

This place had the most slaves

Places 9000 Answer

This place had the most slavesBrazil

Define 1000What were slaves called that were Escaping through the UGR?

Define 1000 Answer

• What were slaves called that were escaping through the UGR?

Parcels or Passengers

Define 2000

The long voyage between Africa and the Americas

Define 2000 Answer

• The long voyage between Africa and the Americas…

The Middle Passage

Define 3000An Asante term that loosely translates into subject or slave.

Define 3000 Answer

• An Asante term that loosely translates into subject or slave.

Akoa

Define 4000

Nickname for the Union

Define 4000 Answer

Nickname for the Union

Yankees

Define 5000

Nickname for the Confederacy

Define 5000 Answer

Nickname for the Confederacy

Dixies

Define 6000A period in history when places started to urbanize, factories start to produce mass amounts of products

Define 6000 Answer

• A period in history when places started to urbanize, factories start to produce mass

amounts of productsIndustrial Revolution

Define 7000

A group who fought at Fort Wagner

Define 7000 Answer

• A group who fought at Fort Wagner

54th Massachusetts Regiment

Define 8000

Someone who dies for a causeand what they believe in.

Define 8000 Answer

• Someone who dies for a cause and what they believe in.

Martyr

Define 9000 Trade routes between Europe, Africa and theAmericas

Define 9000 Answer

• Trade routes between Europe, Africa and the AmericasTriangular Trade or Atlantic Slave Trade

Events 1000What was set up in 1865 to help the newly freed slaves adjust to their freedom?

Events 1000 Answer

• What was set up in 1865 to help the newly freed slaves adjust to their freedom?

Freedmen’s Bureau

Events 2000Battle at Fort Sumter

Events 2000 Answer

Battle at Fort Sumter1st Battle of the

American Civil War

Events 3000

During the American Civil War, the USA’s Army were called?

Events 3000 Answer

• During the American Civil War, the USA’s Army were called?

The Union

Events 4000During the American Civil War, the South’s Army were called?

Events 4000 Answers

During the American Civil War, the South’s Army were called?

Confederates

Events 5000

1837: Godfrey and Gilman Warehouse

Events 5000 Answer

1837: Godfrey and Gilman WarehouseKilling of Elijah Lovejoy

1st unrecorded battle of the American Civil War

Events 6000

1820-1913 Who?

Events 6000 Answer

1820-1913 Who?Harriet Tubman

Events 7000Black soldiers

got this much money during their first participation in the Civil War.

Events 7000 Answer

Black soldiers got this much money during their first participation in the Civil War.

7 dollars (white- 13)

Events 8000

Smaller tribes paid this to bigger tribes to prevent wars

Events 8000 Answer

Smaller tribes paid this to bigger tribes to prevent wars

Tribute

Events 9000

When Africans couldn’t pay this they often became slaves.

Events 9000 Answer

When Africans couldn’t pay this they often became slaves.

debts

MISC. 1000A license to import slavesinto Spanish colonies

MISC. 1000 Answer

• A license to import slaves into Spanish colonies

Asiento

Misc. 2000•Captured slaves were forced to have these around their necks.

MISC. 2000 Answer

• Captured slaves were forced to have these around their necks.

Goree sticks

Misc. 3000Many slaves kept their rich African culture alivethrough what?

MISC. 3000 Answer

• Many slaves kept their rich African culture alive through what?

Song & Dance

Misc. 4000

Hiding places along the UGR.

Misc. 4000 Answer

• Hiding places along the UGR.Stations

Misc. 5000Those that helped transport the Slaves along the UGR?

MISC. 5000 Answer

• Those that helped transport the slaves along the UGR?

Conductors

Misc. 6000Senator that was attacked for giving an anti-slavery speech.

MISC. 6000 Answer

• Senator that was attacked for giving an anti-slavery speech.

Charles Sumner

Misc. 7000Responsible for gettingthe English involvedin the Atlantic slave trade

MISC. 7000 Answer

• Responsible for getting the English involved in the Atlantic slave trade

Sir John Hawkins

Misc. 8000A Portuguese, who paidfor voyages along the West Coast of Africa

MISC. 8000 Answer

• A Portuguese, who paid for voyages along the West Coast of Africa

Prince Henry the Navigator

Misc. 9000•Your favourite teacher.

MISC. 9000 Answer

• Your favourite teacher.Nicholas Crowe