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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from TERMS
Group of advisors to the president
$100 Answer from TERMS
CABINET
$200 Question from TERMS
Powers not explicitly listed in theConstitution but necessary for theGovernment to do its job
$200 Answer from TERMS
IMPLIED POWERS
$300 Question from TERMS
Incitement to rebellion…sometimesthought of as being against someone
$300 Answer from TERMS
SEDITION
$400 Question from TERMS
People willing to take a risk in hopes of future financial gain…mustuse the specific word from the reading
$400 Answer from TERMS
SPECULATORS
$500 Question from TERMS
Agreement that gave the US most-favored nation status with Britain
$500 Answer from TERMS
JAY’S TREATY
$100 Question from PEOPLE
Washington’s Secretary of State
$100 Answer from PEOPLE
THOMAS JEFFERSON
$200 Question from PEOPLE
Prime Minister of France at the timeof the XYZ Affair
$200 Answer from PEOPLE
TALLYRAND
$300 Question from PEOPLE
Chief Justice of the SupremeCourt at the time of Marbury v.Madison
$300 Answer from PEOPLE
JOHN MARSHALL
$400 Question from PEOPLE
Ambassador to France from the USthat helped to negotiate the Louisiana Purchase
$400 Answer from PEOPLE
ROBERT LIVINGSTON
$500 Question from PEOPLE
Vice President who shot and killedAlexander Hamilton in a duel
$500 Answer from PEOPLE
AARON BURR
$100 Question from CONFLICT
Conflict that included an invasionof Canada and growth of the Navy…not a specific battle, but the WHOLETHING
$100 Answer from CONFLICT
WAR OF 1812
$200 Question from CONFLICT
Conflict among those in the WesternUS due, in part, to the lack of availability of bank notes and coins…Came to a point in 1794 in Pennsylvania
$200 Answer from CONFLICT
WHISKEY REBELLION
$300 Question from CONFLICT
Two major differences betweenthe Federalists and theDemocratic-Republicans
$300 Answer from CONFLICT
FEDERALISTS: National governmentis supreme; ruling power given to educated/wealthy; government should promote business;loose interpretation; protective tariffs to protectindustryD-R: State government supreme; Power to ALLland owners; government should promote Agriculture; strict interpretation; tariffs burden farmers
$400 Question from CONFLICT
Kentucky Resolution and Virginia Resolution…which arguedinterposition and which argued nullification
$400 Answer from CONFLICT
KENTUCKY: InterpositionVIRGINIA: Nullification
$500 Question from CONFLICT
US Ship that was at the heart of theconflict between the US and Britainthat would lead to the Embargo Act
$500 Answer from CONFLICT
Chesapeake
$100 Question from PRESIDENTS
President during the War of 1812
$100 Answer from PRESIDENTS
MADISON
$200 Question from PRESIDENTS
President at the time of the Alien &Sedition Acts
$200 Answer from PRESIDENTS
JOHN ADAMS
$300 Question from PRESIDENTS
Favored neutrality…used troopsto stop Native American resistance in the West…created executive departments
$300 Answer from PRESIDENTS
WASHINGTON
$400 Question from PRESIDENTS
Became President in the Revolutionof 1800
$400 Answer from PRESIDENTS
JEFFERSON
$500 Question from PRESIDENTS
Of the first four Presidents, he is the only one elected who was notfrom Virginia…he was from Massachusetts
$500 Answer from PRESIDENTS
JOHN ADAMS
$100 Question from MISC.
Battle that happened after the War of 1812 was already over
$100 Answer from MISC.
Battle of New Orleans
$200 Question from MISC.
Set the idea of judicial review into place
$200 Answer from MISC.
Marbury v. Madison or John Marshall
$300 Question from MISC.
Shoshone woman who helpedLewis and Clark on their expedition
$300 Answer from MISC.
Sacagawea
$400 Question from MISC.
Legalized form of kidnapping
$400 Answer from MISC.
IMPRESSMENT
$500 Question from MISC.
Small group of Federalists inMassachusetts who drafted a planto take New England out of the Union
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Essex Junto
Final Jeopardy
One of the most important acts of the first Congress
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Passing the Bill of Rights
