Test # 3 JeopardyPeople Places Define Events MISC.

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Round 2

Places 100

What was Quebec called by the aboriginals?

• What was Quebec called by the aboriginals?

Stadacona

Dates 100 Answer

Places 200

What was the name the aboriginals had for Montreal?

• What was the name the aboriginals had for Montreal?

Hochelega

Places 200 Answer

Places 300

What was the capitol of Acadia?

Places 300 Answer

• What was the capitol of Acadia?

• Port Royal

Places 400

What did the French call Cape Breton?

Places 400 Answer

• What did the French call Cape Breton?

Isle Royale

Places 500

Edward Cornwallis founded this town?

Places 500 Answer

• Edward Cornwallis founded this town?

Halifax

Places 600

Where did the Jesuits convert the aboriginals?

Places 600 Answer

• Where did the Jesuits convert the

aboriginals?

Huronia

Places 700

The Mississippi River empties into which body of water?

Places 700 Answer

The Mississippi River empties into which body of water?

Gulf Of Mexico

Places 800

Where did King Louis XIV live? Summer palace

Places 800 Answer

• Where did King Louis XIV live?

Summer palace

Versailles

Places 900

Champlain started a fur trading post here?

Places 900 Answer

• Champlain started a fur trading post here?

Tadoussac

People 100

He was the chief of the Mi’kmaq when Champlain was at Port Royal?

People 100 Answer

He was the chief of the Mi’kmaq when Champlain was at Port Royal?

Membertou

People 200

He was the king of France when New France was made a Royal

Colony.

People 200 Answer

• He was the king of France when New France was made a Royal Colony.

• King Louis XIV

People 300

He was appointed by Louis XIV to oversee the running of new France?

People 300 Answer

He was appointed by Louis XIV to oversee the running of new

France?

Jean Baptiste Colbert

People 400

A nickname of the Jesuits in North America?

People 400 Answer

A nickname of the Jesuits in North America?

Black Robe

People 500

First missionaries to arrive in North America?

People 500 Answer

• First missionaries to arrive in North America?

Recollects

People 600

The majority of settlers in New France were called this…

People 600 Answer

• The majority of settlers in New France were called this…

Habitants

People 700

This explorer claimed all the lands that drained into the Mississippi River for

France.

People 700 Answer

• This explorer claimed all the lands that drained into the Mississippi River for France.

Sieur de la Salle

People 800

A group who left England and settled in North America b/c of religious

persecutions.

People 800 Answer

• A group who left England and settled in North America b/c of religious

persecutions.

Pilgrams

People 900

This Englishman started a settlement in Newfoundland.

People 900 Answer

This Englishman started a settlement in Newfoundland.

John Guy

Define 100

The chief landlord in New France

Define 100 Answer

The chief landlord in New France

ServantSeigneur

Define 200

Young Frenchmen who are forced to work in New France for at least three years.

Define 200 Answer

Young Frenchmen who are forced to work in New France for at least three years.

Engage

Define 300

A group who were in charge of the overall workings of New France.

Define 300 Answer

A group who were in charge overall workings of New France.

Sovereign council

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

• People who are interested in profit and making money.

Define 500 Answer

People who are interested in profit and making money.

entrepreneur

Define 600

• When a business or company had complete control over a market without competition.

Define 600 Answer• When a business or company had

complete control over a market without competition.

monopoly

Define 700

• An agreement made by Pilgrims that said male landowners could vote in elections.

Define 700 Answer

• An agreement made by Pilgrims that said male landowners could vote in elections.

• Mayflower Compact

Define 800

• All powerful and authoritarian king.

Define 800 Answer

• All powerful and authoritarian king.

Absolute Monarch

Define 900

• A movement to end slavery.

Define 900 Answer

• A movement to end slavery.

Abolition

Events 100

Sailors disobey their Captain and force him off a ship.

Events 100 Answer

Sailors disobey their Captain and force him off a ship.

Mutiny

Events 200

Ottoman Turks seize Constantinople cutting off trade routes from China to Europe.

Events 200 Answer

• Ottoman Turks seize Constantinople cutting off trade routes from China to Europe.

Civil War

Events 300

Governor Lawrence forces Acadians to leave Nova Scotia

Events 300 Answer

Governor Lawrence forces Acadians to leave Nova Scotia

Expulsion of the Acadians

Events 400

1604

Events 400 Answer

• 1604 –

Sieur de Monts of France founded Acadia.

Events 500

1260 –

Events 500 Answer

• 1260 –

• Marco Polo travels across Asia.

Events 600

1492

Events 600 Answer

• 1492 –

• Christopher Columbus of Spain lands in North America.

Events 700

1497

Events 700 Answer

1497 –

John Cabot an Italian was hired by the King of England

Events 800

1215

Events 800 Answer

• 1215

• Signing of the Magna Carta

Events 900

1749

Events 900 Answer

• 1749

• Founding of Halifax by Edward Cornwallis

MISC. 100

There were this many British Colonies in North America in 1710.

MISC. 100 Answer

There were this many British Colonies in North America in 1710.

• 13 Colonies

Misc. 200

GIB stands for ?

MISC. 200 Answer

• GIB stands for ?

• Governor, Intendant & Bishop

Misc. 300

He was the best known Canadian Martyr

MISC. 300 Answer

• He was the best known Canadian Martyr

• Jean de Brebeuf

Misc. 400

Term for the young ladies who were brought to new France

MISC. 400 Answer

• Term for the young ladies who were brought to new France

Filles de roi

Misc. 500

A religious revolt in Europe.

MISC. 500 Answer

• A religious revolt in Europe.

Reformation

Misc. 600

Leader of a religious revolt in Europe

MISC. 600 Answer

• Leader of a religious revolt in Europe

• Martin Luther

Misc. 700

The name of French Protestants in France.

MISC. 700 Answer

The name of French Protestants in France.

• Hugoenot

Misc. 800

A pardon of sins to help get you intoHeaven.

MISC. 800 Answer

• A pardon of sins to help get you into

Heaven

Indulgence

Misc. 900

Most European Countries changed to this religion in the 1500’s

MISC. 900 Answer

Most European Countries changed to this religion in the 1500’s

• Protestant

Round 2 of JeopardyPeople Places Define Events MISC.

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People 1000

First French explorer to sail up the St. Lawrence

People 1000 Answer

• First French explorer to sail up the St. Lawrence

• Jacques Cartier

People 2000

He claimed ‘Newfoundland’ for England .

People 2000 Answer

• He claimed ‘Newfoundland’ for

England.

• John Cabot

People 3000He was searching for a ‘north west

passage’

People 3000 Answer

He was searching for a ‘north west passage’

• Henry Hudson

People 4000

Killed the slave catcher Seneca Diggs

People 4000 Answer

• Killed the slave catcher Seneca Diggs

John Anderson

People 5000

Commander of the Union Army

People 5000 Answer

• Commander of the Union Army

Ulysses S. Grant

People 6000

He led a revolt on St. Dominque

People 6000 Answer

• He led a revolt on St. Dominque

Toussaint L’Ouverture

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

Commander of the Confederate Army.

People 8000 Answer

Commander of the Confederate Army.

Robert E. Lee

People 9000

Shipped himself in a box to freedom

People 9000 Answer

• Shipped himself in a box to freedom

• Henry Box Brown

Places 1000

Where 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 Leone

Lomboka 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 Point

Long 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

How many states left to form the Confederacy?

Places 7000 Answer

How many states left to form the Confederacy?

11 states

Places 8000

Where 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

Where did Toussaint L’Ouverture lead a revolt?

Places 9000 Answer

• Where did Toussaint L’Ouverture lead a revolt?

Haiti

Define 1000

What 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 3000

This is when South Carolina almost left the USA over paying tariffs

Define 3000 Answer

This is when South Carolina almost left the USA over paying tariffs

• The Nullification Crisis

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 6000

This is the amendment that gave state’s rights

Define 6000 Answer

• This is the amendment that

gave state’s rights

10th Amendment

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 Americas

Triangular Trade or Atlantic Slave Trade

Events 1000

What 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 2000

Battle at Fort Sumter

Events 2000 Answer

Battle at Fort Sumter

1st 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 4000

During 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 Warehouse

Killing 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 7000

His revolt did not happen due to a flood: 1800

Events 7000 Answer

His revolt did not happen due to a flood: 1800

Gabriel Prosser

Events 8000

This is what pro-slavery, anti-secession states were called

Events 8000 Answer

This is what pro-slavery, anti-secession states were called

Border States

Events 9000

He killed Lincoln.

Events 9000 Answer

He killed Lincoln.

John Wilkes Booth

MISC. 1000

A license to import slavesinto Spanish colonies

MISC. 1000 Answer

• A license to import slaves into Spanish colonies

Asiento

Misc. 2000

The town slaves wore what around their necks?

MISC. 2000 Answer

• The town slaves wore what around their necks?

Copper ID tags

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. 5000

Those that helped transport the Slaves along the UGR?

MISC. 5000 Answer

• Those that helped transport the slaves along the UGR?

Conductors

Misc. 6000

Senator 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. 8000

A 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

He started the AbolitionSociety in Britain

MISC. 9000 Answer

• He started the Abolition Society in Britain

Thomas Clarkson