JeopardyReligions

Age of

Discovery

Enlighten-

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Double Jeopardy

Renaissance/

Reformation

$100 Question from Religions

Torah, Ten Commandments,

Israel

$100 Answer from Religions

Judaism

$200 Question from Religions

Castes, Karma, Vedas

$200 Answer from Religions

Hinduism

$300 Question from Religions

Mosques, Qur’an,

Five Pillars

$300 Answer from Religions

Islam

$400 Question from Religions

Four Noble Truths,

Siddhartha Gautama, Dalai Lama

$400 Answer from Religions

Buddhism

$500 Question from Religions

Resurrection, Protestant,

Vatican

$500 Answer from Religions

Christianity

$100 Question from

Renaissance and Reformation

Who is the artist?

$100 Answer from

Renaissance and Reformation

Leonardo da Vinci

$200 Question from

Renaissance and Reformation

Locally spoken language, such as

Italian or English; authors such as

Dante, Cervantes, and Chaucer

were among the first to write in

these languages instead of Latin

$200 Answer from Renaissance

vernacular

$300 Question from Renaissance

Name the city and

country

$300 Answer from Renaissance

Florence, Italy

$400 Question from Renaissance

Who is the artist?

$400 Answer from Renaissance

Michelangelo

$500 Question from Renaissance

Who is the northern

Renaissance artist?

$500 Answer from Renaissance

Jan Vermeer

$100 Question from Exploration

First European

to sail around

the Cape of

Good Hope all

the way to India

$100 Answer from Exploration

Vasco da Gama

$200 Question from Exploration

Elusive route to the Pacific

around Canada; sought by

Cartier and Hudson

$200 Answer from Exploration

Northwest Passage

$300 Question from Exploration

Led first voyage to circumnavigate the earth

$300 Answer from Exploration

Magellan

$400 Question from Exploration

Mercantilist’s source of

precious metals, cheap raw

materials, and a market for

finished products

$400 Answer from Exploration

Colonies

$500 Question from Exploration

Event beginning in 1492

involving the introduction of

new animals, agricultural

products, ideas and diseases

$500 Answer from Exploration

Columbian Exchange

$100 Question from

Enlightenment

Who suggested the Law of

Nature promises “life,

health, liberty, and

property.”

$100 Answer from

Enlightenment

John Locke

$200 Question from

Enlightenment

Life in a state of nature would

be “solitary, poor, nasty,

brutish, and short.”

He wrote Leviathan.

$200 Answer from

Enlightenment

Thomas Hobbes

$300 Question from

Enlightenment

What was the idea that

government’s power

comes from the people?

$300 Answer from

Enlightenment

Popular Sovereignty

$400 Question from

Enlightenment

1789 Document

promising

universal male

suffrage to all

citizens

$400 Answer from

Enlightenment

Declaration of the Rights of Man

$500 Question from

Enlightenment

Idea that people give

up rights in order to

form a government

that provides

stability and

security; described

by Hobbes and

Rousseau

$500 Answer from

Enlightenment

Social Contract

$100 Question from

Potluck

Lowest social class in France

prior to the Revolution

$100 Answer from Potluck

Third Estate

$200 Question from

Potluck

Latin American leader for

independence; he fought for

Gran Colombia

$200 Answer from Potluck

Simon Bolivar

$300 Question from

Potluck

Document from a first-hand

witness to an historical

event

$300 Answer from Potluck

Primary Source

$400 Question from

Potluck

Military conflict between

Protestants and Catholics in the

territory of the Holy Roman

Empire

$400 Answer from Potluck

Thirty Years’ War

$500 Question from

Potluck

Baroque composer

$500 Answer from Potluck

Johann Sebastian Bach

Double JeopardyReformation Age of

Absolutism

20th c.

EventsWhere in the

World?

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Final Jeopardy

NonEuropean

Empires

$200 Question from

List of complaints written

by Martin Luther

$200 Answer from Reformation

95 Theses

$400 Question from Reformation

These were a source of

conflict when the Catholic

Church allowed John

Tetzel to sell them; Martin

Luther protested publicly.

$400 Answer from Reformation

Indulgences

$600 Question from Reformation

Anglicans, Lutherans, Calvinists,

Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists,

and other denominations are all

examples of what group of Christians

that separated from the Church?

$600 Answer from Reformation

Protestants

$800 Question from Reformation

Church created by Henry VIII when the

pope would not grant him a divorce

$800 Answer from Reformation

Anglican Church

(also acceptable: Church of England)

$1000 Question from

Reformation

Book banning by the

Catholic Church; part of

the Catholic Reformation

$1000 Answer from Reformation

Index of Forbidden Books

$200 Question from

NonEuropean Empires

Located in Mexico, led by Moctezuma

$200 Answer from

Non-European Empires

Aztecs

$400 Question from

NonEuropean Empires

Muslim empire located in India; known

for the Taj Mahal

$400 Answer from

Non-European Empires

Mughals

$600 Question from

NonEuropean Empires

Muslim empire located in Africa,

capital was Timbuktu

$600 Answer from

Non-European Empires

Songhai

$800 Question from

NonEuropean Empires

Dominated Turkey, north Africa, and

southeast Europe; capital was Istanbul

$800 Answer from

Non-European Empires

Ottoman Empire

$1000 Question from

NonEuropean Empires

Response of the Tokugawa Shogunate

to the threat of foreign influence

$1000 Answer from

Non-European Empires

Isolationism

$200 Question from Absolutism

Monarchs’ belief that the power to rule

was given by God

$200 Answer from Absolutism

Divine Right of Kings

$400 Question from Absolutism

Palace built by Louis XIV to

demonstrate his wealth and power

$400 Answer from Absolutism

Versailles

$600 Question from Absolutism

Absolute monarch who wanted to

westernize Russia; this leader built a

new capital city

$600 Answer from Absolutism

Peter the Great

$800 Question from Absolutism

This leader opposed absolute monarchy

and fought the English Civil War to

overthrow King Charles I

$800 Answer from Absolutism

Oliver Cromwell

$1000 Question from Absolutism

This document, signed after the

Glorious Revolution, ended absolute

monarchy in Britain.

$1000 Answer from Absolutism

English Bill of Rights

$200 Question from 20th Century

Dictator in China, 1949-1976; he led

the Communists in their civil war

against the Nationalists in the 1920s-

30s, and then led the Chinese

Communist Revolution in 1949

$200 Answer from 20th Century

Mao Zedong

$400 Question from 20th Century

Country created for Muslims in 1947,

led initially by Muhammed Ali Jinnah.

This country has fought with India ever

since over the territory of Kashmir.

$400 Answer from 20th Century

Pakistan

$600 Question from 20th Century

Country with which Palestinians to

continue to have conflict—their

differences involve religion, power,

and territory

$600 Answer from 20th Century

Israel

$800 Question from 20th Century

Countries that have low GDPs, low

literacy rates, high infant mortality, and

high levels of environmental damage

$800 Answer from 20th Century

Emerging Nations

or Developing Nations

$1000 Question from

20th Century

Complete separation of the races in

South Africa; Nelson Mandela was

jailed for 27 years for his opposition to

this discriminatory and violent system

$1000 Answer from 20th Century

Apartheid

$200 Question from Geography

England, Scotland,

Northern Ireland,

Wales

$200 Answer from Geography

Great Britain or

United Kingdom

$400 Question from Geography

Country in which the

Suez Canal is located

connecting the

Mediterranean Sea

and the Red Sea; in

the 1950s it was led

by Gamal Nasser

$400 Answer from Geography

Egypt

$600 Question from Geography

Home of the

Tokugawa

Shogunate and the

Meiji Restoration,

this archipelago

was the only place

ever attacked with

atomic bombs

$600 Answer from Geography

Japan

$800 Question from Geography

When it was a colony

of France, it was called

French Indochina;

after a 1965-75 war

involving the U.S.,

today it is communist.

Saigon became

Ho Chi Minh City.

$800 Answer from Geography

Vietnam

$1000 Question from Geography

Slavic region in

Eastern Europe, this

area was considered a

“powder keg” before

WWI. It was also the

site of ethnic conflict

in the 1990s

$1000 Answer from Geography

Balkan

Peninsula

Final Jeopardy

• Category: Places

Final Jeopardy

Devastated by civil war since 2011

Capital is Damascus

French mandate after WWI

Source of current refugee crisis in

Europe

Borders Israel, Lebanon, Turkey,

Iraq, and Jordan

Final Jeopardy Answer

Final Jeopardy Answer

Syria