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The Bill of Rights
The Federalists
George Washington Presidency
The Supreme
Court
John Adams Presidency
Articles of Confedera-
tion
This amendment is “the right to keep and bear arms”
A 100
What is the Second Amendment?
A 100
This amendment is about how the people have a right to
freedom of speech, the press, religion and the right to
petition
A 200
What is the First Amendment?
A 200
This amendment states that the people have a right to due
process and cannot bear witness against oneself
A 300
What is the Fifth Amendment?
A 300
This amendment states that everyone has the right to a
trial by jury
A 400
What is the Seventh Amendment?
A 400
This amendment guarantees the right of protection from unreasonable searches and
seizures
A 500
What is the Fourth Amendment?
A 500
The Federalist Party was founded in this year
B 100
What is 1789?
B 100
This was the type of government the Federalists
believed in
B 200
What is a strong centralized government?
B 200
This man founded the Federalist Party and was the
Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington
B 300
Who was Alexander Hamilton?
B 300
The last Federalist president was this man
B 400
Who was John Adams?
B 400
The Federalist Party supported the ratification of
this document
B 500
What is the U.S. Constitution?
B 500
Washington received this percentage of Electoral votes for both his terms as president
C 100
What was 100%?
C 100
Washington helped quell the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794 in
this state
C 200
What is Pennsylvania?
C 200
Washington took his first oath of office in 1789 at this building in New York City
C 300
What is Federal Hall?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Name the members of Washington’s first Cabinet
C 400
Who were Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Henry
Knox and Edmund Randolph?
C 400
These three states were admitted into the Union during the Washington
presidency
C 500
What are Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee?
C 500
The first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was this man
D 100
Who was John Jay?
D 100
From 1791 until 1801, the Supreme Court convened in this building in Philadelphia
D 200
What is Old City Hall?
D 200
This Supreme Court decision in 1791 declared that the court was the supreme arbitrator of the U.S.
Constitution
D 300
What was Marbury v. Madison?
D 300
The Supreme Court is the only court that was
specifically established by this document
D 400
What is the U.S. Constitution?
D 400
This 1791 case about procedural law was the first case ever decided on by the
Supreme Court
D 500
What is West v. Barnes?
D 500
John Adams was president for this many terms
E 100
What is one?
E 100
The Alien and Sedition Acts were signed into law by
Adams in this year
E 200
What is 1798?
E 200
This was the job Thomas Jefferson held during the Adam’s administration
E 300
What was Vice President?
E 300
This diplomatic scandal between France and the
United States occurred when the French made concession
demands from the U.S. in order to continue peace
negotiations
E 400
What was the X, Y, Z Affair?
E 400
Adams was the first president to live in which city and
building
E 500
What are Washington D.C. and the President’s Mansion
(the White House)?
E 500
The Articles of Confederation were ratified on this date
F 100
What was March 1, 1781?
F 100
Under the Articles each state had this many votes in the legislative decision making
process
F 200
What is one vote?
F 200
The first president of the Congress of the
Confederation was this man
F 300
Who was Samuel Huntington?
F 300
This was the first state to ratify the Articles of
Confederation on December 16, 1777
F 400
What is Virginia?
F 400
This accomplishment of the Congress of the
Confederation meant that the original states had to give up
all western land claims clearing the way for new
states
F 500
What is the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
U.S. Historic Document Signers
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This man was the only delegate to sign the Articles of
Confederation, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S.
Constitution and the Continental Association
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Who is Roger Sherman?
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