This document provides instructions for using a Jeopardy template for a classroom activity. It explains that the "Answer" text boxes will contain prompts for students, while the "Question" text boxes are where students should type their responses. It also notes some technical points about navigating between slides in the template. The rest of the document consists of sample Jeopardy questions, answers, and point values that focus on topics related to forms of government, democracy, and specific countries like Cuba, Mexico, and Brazil.

2. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

3. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

4. Who Has the Power? Citizen Rights Forms of Democracy Leaders Hodge Podge 100 Points 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 100 Points 100 Points 100 Points 100 Points 100 Points 200 Points 200 Points 200 Points 200 Points 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 300 Points 300 Points 300 Points 300 Points 400 Points 400 Points 400 Points 400 Points 500 Points 500 Points 500 Points 500 Points Cuba

5. This unitary government in Latin America has a dictator.

6. What is Cuba?

7. This government system shares power between central and regional Governments.

8. What is a federal system?

9. This government system allows only the central government to have control.

10. What is a unitary government?

11. A country in Middle America with a federal republic

12. What is Mexico?

13. A government system where the regional governments have more power than the central government

14. What is a confederation?

15. A government that allows free elections and political parties with a rule of law

16. What is a democracy?

17. A government system that is ruled by a few people

18. What is an oligarchy?

19. A government where a monarch or dictator is in power

20. What is an autocracy?

21. A necessary political role for all citizens in a democracy

22. What is voting?

23. A type of government where citizens have few personal freedoms

24. What is an autocracy, dictatorship, monarchy, or oligarchy?

25. The capital city of Cuba

26. What is Havana?

27. What Fidel Castro promised the United States before the Cuban Revolution

28. What is a promise of democracy after the Cuban Revolution?

29. Form of government Cuba became when Fidel Castro came to power

30. What is communism?

31. The country that supported Cuba during the Cold War

32. What was the Soviet Union?

33. The time period when weapons of mass destruction in Cuba were aimed at the U.S.

34. What was the Cuban Missile Crisis?

35. Brazil’s government system today

36. What is a federal republic?

37. Form of government where the citizens vote for a president as leader

38. What is a presidential democracy?

39. A form of democracy where the legislative branch selects the leader

40. What is a parliamentary democracy?

41. A form of democracy where citizens vote for someone to represent them

42. What is a republic?

43. In democracy, power flows from the ____________ to the elected leaders.

44. What are the citizens, people, or voters?

45. The name of the dictator of Cuba who ruled for almost 50 years

46. Who is Fidel Castro?

47. The name of the president of the U.S.A.

48. Who is Barack Obama?

49. The leader’s title of Mexico’s federal republic

50. What is President?

51. The U.S. President in office during the Cuban Missile Crisis

52. Who is John F. Kennedy?

53. The common title name of the leader of a parliamentary democracy

54. What is Prime Minister?

55. Cuba or Mexico: Country that allows more personal freedoms to citizens

56. What is Mexico?

57. Capital of Mexico

58. What is Mexico City?

59. Cuba’s dictatorship (Unitary, Federal, or Confederation)

60. What is unitary?

61. Largest country in South America with the Amazon River

62. What is Brazil?

63. The government system that defines the European Union

64. What is a confederation?

65. Final Jeopardy Make your wager

66. The names of two bodies of legislature that makes up Mexico’s Congress

67. What is the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies?