This document appears to be a Jeopardy game board covering topics related to 5th grade social studies, including the U.S. government, notable people, the Civil War, and states. There are 6 categories with 5 questions and corresponding dollar amounts in each category. The questions test knowledge about the three branches of government, presidents, civil rights leaders, battles of the Civil War, and facts about different U.S. states.

1. Jeopardy!
5th Grade Social Studies
Sarah Berry

2. U.S.
Government
Notable
People
Civil
War
Vocabulary States
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3. How many branches
of government does
the United States
have?

4. Three

5. What branch of
government is the
President in charge
of?

6. The Executive Branch

7. This form of government
is practiced by the
United States, and can
be defined as “a
government run by the
people through
interaction”

8. Democracy

9. If the president can
no longer serve,
who is next in line
to take his position?

10. Vice President

11. How many people
does the Electoral
College consist of?

12. 583 electors

13. This man was a Civil Rights
activist that lead the
March on Washington on
August 23, 1963

14. Martin Luther King Jr.

15. An African-American abolitionist
during the American Civil War
whose mission was to rescue
slaves through the
Underground Railroad

16. Harriet Tubman

17. This president was the first to
utilize Fireside Chats to connect
with Americans in the 30’s

18. Franklin D. Roosevelt

19. This man was 37th
President of the United States
and was involved in the Watergate
Scandal

20. Richard Nixon

21. This woman accompanied Lewis
and Clark on their Western United
States journey and can be found
on the gold dollar.

22. Sacagawea

23. The American Civil
War lasted this many
years

24. Five

25. This battle was considered
the turning point of the
American Civil War

26. Battle of Gettysburg

27. The first battle of the
Civil War was the Battle
of Bull Run, otherwise
known as this, for the
city it was fought in

28. First Manassas

29. During the Civil War the
North was known as the
Union, and the South
was known as this

30. The Confederate

31. This man was the lieutenant
general for the Union during the
Civil war and later became the
President of the United States

32. Ulysses S. Grant

33. Status of being a member
of a nation, one who
owes allegiance to the
government and is
entitled to its protection
and to political rights

34. Citizenship

35. An institution that
determines and
enforces a society’s
laws. The size and
varies according to the
society

36. Government

37. The patterns and rules of
relationship among
people who are linked or
related to each other
through shared descent
from common ancestors
or through marriage.

38. Kinship

39. The shape, form, or
nature of a specific
physical feature of
the earth’s surface

40. Landform

41. Introduction to a
formal document
that explains its
purpose

42. Preamble

43. Niagara Falls
National Park is
located in this state

44. New York

45. Huston is the biggest
city in this state, and
it’s state mammal is
the longhorn

46. Texas

47. Nashville is the
capital of this state
and is considered the
country music capital
of the world

48. Tennessee

49. Mount Rushmore National
Memorial honors four
presidents and is located in
this state

50. South Dakota

51. This is the only state
that is allowed to
grow, produce, and
sell coffee beans

52. Hawaii