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Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Using the Game: Click on the point value. To reveal the question: Click on the right beveled edge of the slide. Click in the center of the slide to return to the table of point values. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Jeopardy

Choose a category. You will be given the answer.

You must give the correct question.Using the Game: Click on the point value.

To reveal the question: Click on the right beveled edge of the slide.

Click in the center of the slide to return to the table of point values.

Click to begin.

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Click here for Final Jeopardy

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ACTS PLACES Misc.

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DOCSPEOPLE

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England’s Lawmaking body

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Secret societies that opposed

British policies

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First African American to die in

America’s fight for independence

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Cousins who were prominent leaders

in American resistance

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The 3 midnight riders

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Law requiring all legal documents to

bear a stamp

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Law that said colonies must provide British soldiers a house and

supplies

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Laws passed to punish Massachusetts

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This act gave the British East India Company a trade

monopoly

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Placed duties on glass, paper,paint, lead and

tea

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Patrick Henry wanted liberty or this

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Taxation without representation is …

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Thomas Paine’s plea for patriotism was written here

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Begins..when in the course of human events

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This document told English settlers not to go beyond the Appalachian

Mountains

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Colony where battle of Lexington & Concord

took place

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First major battle of the

Revolutionary War

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City where the Declaration was

written

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The lamp(s) that signaled British troop

movements hung here

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This building was the site of the Boston

Massacre

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Those who remained loyal to

Great Britain

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The American Army was called this

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He introduced the resolution for American

independence in the Continental Congress

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British General in charge of troops at

Boston

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Moderates in the Continental Congress sent this document to King George after the Battle of Bunker Hill

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Make your wager

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The idea of unalienable rights was borrowed from

this philosopher

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What is Parliament ?

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Sons of Liberty

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Crispus Attucks

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John & Samuel Adams

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Revere, Prescott & Dawes

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Stamp Act

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Quartering Act

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Intolerable Acts or Coercive Acts

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Tea Act

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What were the Townshend Acts?

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What is death?

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Tyranny

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Common Sense

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What is the Declaration of Independence

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Proclamation of 1763

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What is Massachusetts?

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What is Bunker (Breed’s) Hill?

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What is Philadelphia?

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What is the Old North Church

(steeple)

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Custom House

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What are Loyalists (or Tories)

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Continentals

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Richard Henry Lee

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General Gage

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Olive Branch Petition

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Who is John Locke?