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America
Grows up
The North
The South
French and
Indian War
and trouble abrewin’
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Bonus Question
America Grows
Up: 200
Theory that a country’s ultimate goal was selfsufficiency and that all countries were in a
competition to acquire the most gold and silver
• Mercantilism
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America Grows
Up: 400
Question:
Series of laws restricting colonial trade
Answer
Navigation Acts
America Grows
Up: 600
• Question:
• Policy in which England relaxed its
enforcement of most regulations in exchange
for economic loyalty from the colonies
• Salutary neglect
America Grows
Up: 800
• Question:
Name given to the bloodless overthrow of King
James II in England.
• Answer
• The Glorious Revolution
America Grows
Up: 1000
• Question:
• In every colony, this group paid the governor’s
salary, giving them great power
• Colonial assembly
The North: 200
• Question:
• Movement that emphasized the value of
reason
• Answer
• The Enlightenment
The North: 400
• Question:
• Jonathan Edwards was a member of this
movement in the North
• Answer
• The Great Awakening
The North: 600
• Question:
• The name of the town in which the witch trials
took place in 1692
• Salem, MA
The North: 800
• Question:
• Why did the North have fewer slaves than the
South?
• Answer
• The economy in the North did not require as
much labor
The North: 1000
• Question:
• The two founding fathers mentioned in this
chapter from the North
• Answer
• John Adams and Benjamin Franklin
The South: 200
• Question:
• The voyage that brought Africans to North and
South America
• Answer
• The middle passage
The South: 400
• Question:
• Former slave who wrote the first slave
narrative
• Answer
• Olaudah Equiano
The South: 600
• Slave rebellion in 1739 in Charleston, South
Carolina
• Answer
• The Stono Rebellion
The South: 800
• Question:
• The South established these that were grown
primarily for sale rather than for the farmer’s
use
• Answer
• Cash crop
The South: 1000
• Question:
• Young Enlightenment thinker from Virginia
who declared himself to be rather
independent
• Answer
• Thomas Jefferson
Fr-Indian War:
200
• Question:
• Young officer who “started” the French and
Indian War, and had to surrender in his first
battle (if at first, you don’t succeed…)
• Answer
• George Washington
Fr-Indian War:
400
• Question:
• Native Americans fought for them during the
war
• Answer
• France AND Great Britain
Fr-Indian War :
600
• Question:
The Proclamation of 1763 banned all
settlement here
• Answer
• West of the Appalachian Mountains
Fr-Indian War:
800
• Question:
• The Sugar Act of 1764 was established by
Britain to stop this
• The smuggling of goods into the country
Fr-Indian War:
1000
• Question:
• During the war named after this chief,
blankets infected with smallpox were given to
Native Americans by the British
• Answer
• Pontiac
Final Jeopardy
• Question:
• The name of Ben Franklin’s book of sayings
included gems like, “A penny saved is a penny
earned.”, “Three may keep a secret, if two of
them are dead.” , and “Early to bed, early to
rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise”
• Answer
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• Poor Richard’s Almanac
Daily Double
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Daily Double
The Winner Of The Last Round
Write Down How Much Money
You Are Willing To Risk
If You get the Question write you win that money
If you get it wrong you Loss the money!