Amistad Review Jeopardy Template

Places	People	The numbers	The nitty gritty	Hodge Poedge
100 What is Mende The country to Sengbe Pieh's origin	100 Who are Jose Ruiz and Pedro Montes The men who bought the Africans	100 What is 500 The number of Africans kidnapped and sold into slavery in African	100 What is by picking the lock with a nail How Sengbe Pieh escaped his shackles	100 What is 1839 The year in which this all happened
200 What is Cuba The country to which the Africans were transported	200 Who is Sengbe Pieh The leader of the mutiny	200 What is 1/3 or 164 The number of Africans who died on the journey to Cuba	200 What is the cook jokingly told them the Africans were going to be killed and cooked The reason Sengbe led a mutiny	200 What is Ruiz and Montes sailed West during the day but East at night How the Africans ended up in the United States
300 What is Havana The city in which the Africans were sold	300 What is Joseph Cinque What did the Spaniards call Sengbe Pieh	300 What is 54 The number of African captives aboard the Amistad	300 What are machetes or sugarcane knives The weapons used by the Africans as they fought for their freedom	300 What is mutiny and murder The reasons the Africans were arrested
400 What is Long Island The island on which the Africans landed to try to trade for supplies	400 Who is Roger Baldwin The lawyer who defended the Africans	400 What is 2 The number of Spaniards who were killed during the mutiny	400 What is 3 The number of times the Africans went on trial	400 What is no one understood Mende The reason no one asked to hear the Africans' side of the story
500 What is New Haven The city in which the Africans were jailed while awaiting trial	500 Who is John Quincy Adams The former president who advocated for the Africans	500 What is 2 The number of Africans who were killed during the mutiny	500 What is the mutiny did not happen on American sold or proprty The reason the Africans were not tried for mutiny in the United States	500 What is slavery was illegal in New York, but legal in Connecticut The reason the Africans were transported to Connecticut

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