EOCT Jeopardy – Standards 16 through 20

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Final Jeopardy

Standard 20 for 100

What was the key foreign policy program of the US until the downfall of the Soviet Union in 1991?

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Standard 20 for 100

Containment

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Standard 20 for 200

What was the economic recovery plan for Europe

following WWII?

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Marshall Plan

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Standard 20 for 300 Why did the change in

governments in China and North Korea concern

many Americans?

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Because the new governments were

communists

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Standard 20 for 400 During the Korean War, the UN forces led by the U.S. succeeded in their

primary goal of _______________.

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Preserving an anti communist government in

South Korea

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Standard 20 for 500

Why was the Cuban Missile Crisis significant?

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It was the closest the US and the Soviet Union came

to nuclear war.

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Standard 19 for 100

Who proposed a march on Washington to force

President Roosevelt to end discrimination in the

defense industry?

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Standard 19 for 100

A. Philip Randolph

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Standard 19 for 200 What event brought the

US into World War II?

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The bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7,

1941

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Standard 19 for 300 What group of Americans

were removed from California, Oregon, and

Washington under Executive Order 9066?

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Japanese Americans

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Standard 19 for 400

In WWII, D-Day refers to the ________________.

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Standard 19 for 400

Allied invasion of France

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Standard 19 for 500 what was the purpose of the

Manhattan Project?

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to develop atomic weapons for military use

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Standard 18 for 100

What was the effect of the Wagner Act?

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Standard 18 for 100

protected the workers right to unionize

As a result, labor union membership grew

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Standard 18 for 200 What was the purpose of

the TVA?

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to improve navigation on the Tennessee River

Provide flood control Assist in agricultural and industrial

development Provide electricity and

employment to one of the poorest regions in the country

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Standard 18 for 300 What act was passed to

provide for old age pensions, unemployment insurance and aid to the

disabled?

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Standard 18 for 300 Social Security Act

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Standard 18 for 400

Who was a symbol of social progress and

women’s activism during the 1930’s and 1940’s?

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Standard 18 for 400

Eleanor Roosevelt

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Standard 18 for 500

What did Roosevelt try to do in response to pieces of

his first New Deal being declared unconstitutional?

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Created a plan to add more justices to the

Supreme Court… this would be called the “court

packing plan” and was highly criticized

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Standard 17 for 100

What were four causes of the Great Depression ?

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Overproduction Underconsumption

Stock market speculation Disparity in the wealth of

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Standard 17 for 200

What was one cause of the Dust Bowl?

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Standard 17 for 200

Overworking for farm lands in the Great Plains

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Standard 17 for 300

What does the term Hooverville mean?

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Standard 17 for 300

The popular name of shanty towns common during the

Great Depression. The name was used to mock

President Hoover.

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Standard 17 for 400

When did the stock market crash beginning the Great Depression?

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Standard 17 for 400

October 1929

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Standard 17 for 500

What President did people criticize for not doing

enough to help the people during the Great

Depression?Check Your Answer

Standard 17 for 500

President Herbert Hoover

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Standard 16 for 100 What was the Harlem

Renaissance of the 1920’s?

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A period of musical, artistic, and literary

productivity among African Americans in New York

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Standard 16 for 200

Who was one of the famous composers

associated with Tin Pan Alley?

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Irving Berlin

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Standard 16 for 300

Who developed the first mass produced

automobile?

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Standard 17 for 300

Henry Ford

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Standard 16 for 400

What was one result of the Red Scare?

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Standard 16 for 400

Restrictions on immigration

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Standard 16 for 500

What led to the Red Scare?

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Standard 16 for 500

The overthrow of the czar of Russia by communist

revolutionaries

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FINAL JEOPARDY Make your wager

** This may come from any standard we have done this year!

Final Jeopardy Question

The Coercive Acts were known in the colonies as ______________________.

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Final Jeopardy Answer

The Intolerable Acts