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LET’S PLAY JEOPARDY!!
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Egypt
Culture, Imperialism
Postslave trade
Imperialism
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question Ancient Egypt
This Kingdom saw the building of the pyramids
$100 Answer Ancient Egypt
What is the Old Kingdom?
$200 Question Ancient Egypt
While a popular tourist attraction, the wealth
Of the civilization, the power of the pharaoh, the
Vast amounts of agricultural surpluses, and the
Peace and prosperity that Egypt enjoyed can be
summarized by these:
$200 Answer Ancient Egypt
What are the pyramids?
$300 Question Ancient Egypt
Largely responsible for their advancements
in anatomy, this religious practice was done to
corpses by priests:
$300 Answer from Ancient
Egypt
What is mummification?
$400 Question from Ancient
Egypt
During the New Kingdom, Egyptian military
Campaigns in the Middle East were unsuccessful
Due to their enemies making their weapons from
This metal:
$400 Answer Ancient Egypt
What is iron?
$500 Question Ancient Egypt
The Egyptians lost their sovereignty to the
Roman Empire when Cleopatra ceded the
kingdom to her Half Roman son, and
allowed him to rule over civilization that
grew on the banks of this benevolent and
easily navigable river:
$500 Answer Ancient Egypt
What is the Nile?
$100 Question Slave Trade
A concept brought to Africa with the
Europeans, the existence of and belief
in this was contrary to the traditional
form of ruling by consensus and
compromise by village elders:
$100 Answer Slave Trade
What is the Rule of Law?
$200 Question Slave Trade
Not unknown to the Africans, this practice was
Enhanced by the Europeans as the subjects were
Turned into commodities and sold on a global scale:
$200 Answer Slave Trade
What is slavery?
$300 Question Slave Trade
A tireless advocate on behalf of the natives, this
man’s work, coupled with the labor intensive
nature of the New World’s mines and
plantations, brought African laborers to the
western hemisphere:
$300 Answer Slave Trade
Who is Bartolome de las Casas?
$400 Question Slave Trade
Corn, cotton, tobacco would be en route to this
Continent:
$400 Answer Slave Trade
What is Europe?
$500 Question Slave Trade
The industrial revolution eventually
Made the slave trade more obsolete, as it turns
Out slaves don’t make great workers in
This building of manufacturing:
$500 Answer Slave Trade
Factories
$100 Question from
Imperialism
The economic philosophy of the European
countries during the age of imperialism,
countries could succeed by importing raw
materials and exporting finished products,
creating massive gold inflows:
$100 Answer Imperialism
What is mercantilism?
$200 Question Imperialism
The Europeans improved African nations
by increasing medicinal capabilities,
building hospitals, educating the people,
and developing this to help move raw
materials out and manufactured goods
into their colonies:
$200 Answer Imperialism
What is transportation infrastructure?
$300 Question Imperialism
Meeting in 1885, this meeting determined
western policy towards Africa for years to
come. While many dignitaries came to
represent their country’s interests, it is notable
that the Berlin Conference lacked a single
representative from this continent:
$300 Answer Imperialism
What is Africa?
$400 Question Imperialism
Defined by google.com as:
the exclusive possession or control of
the supply or trade in a commodity or
service
this practice ensured that colonized
people were incapable of developing
their own manufacturing capability.
$400 Answer Imperialism
What is a monopoly?
$500 Question Imperialism
The biggest legacy of European imperialism,
This adjective describes the way that Africa
was Divided without taking into account the
traditional Cultural and living patterns in the
land:
$500 Answer Imperialism
What is arbitrarily?
$100 Question Arab Spring
The sequel to the “Great War,” this weakened the
Militaries of countries, and took away their will to
Maintain colonies overseas:
$100 Answer Arab Spring
What is World War II?
$200 Question Arab Spring
First articulated by Karl Marx in his
Great work Das Kapital, this political and
economic system prevailed in postimperial Africa due to the leaders
rejection of the economic and political
forms of their former colonizers:
$200 Answer Arab Spring
Who is communism?
$300 Question Arab Spring
Ruled by an autocrat since a bloodless coup in 1969
This nation of Berbers received the harshest
Government pushback as the “Scent of Jasmine”
Spread throughout North Africa:
$300 Answer Arab Spring
What is Libya?
$400 Question Arab Spring
Upon becoming independent, African leadership
Was synonomous with an individual’s ability to articu
Their anger and frustration with this region:
$400 Answer Arab Spring
What is the west?
$500 Question Arab Spring
According to Cato Institute’s Hadar, this American
Publication is acting like Soviet periodicals,
As they have taken an accurate and complex
Narrative, and simplified it into a simple
And very Americanized story that doesn’t resemble
The truth:
$500 Answer Arab Spring
What is the Washington Post?
ID the country:
$100 Answer Map
What is Central African Republic?
ID the country:
$200 Answer Map
What is Libya?
ID the country:
$300 Answer Map
What is Niger?
ID the country:
$400 Answer Map
What is Benin?
ID the country
$500 Answer from Map
What is Lesotho?
Final Jeopardy
Occurring in 1994, the mass murder of Tutsi
Civilians by the Hutu militia is largely
Considered to be a product of the interaction
Forced by arbitrary European boundaries. This
Event was captured in the acclaimed movie
Starring Don Cheadle of the following name:
Final Jeopardy Answer
What is Hotel Rwanda?