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Zippardy: A Fun Twist on Jeopardy for History Buffs

Dive into Zippardy, a stimulating trivia game inspired by Jeopardy, that tests your knowledge across various historical topics. Players can select point values and answer questions ranging from Viking attacks to Renaissance art. With multiple rounds, questions cover significant events, influential figures, and critical documents, ensuring an engaging way to learn history. Perfect for trivia lovers and classrooms, it's an interactive challenge for players of all ages. Get ready to compete and learn!

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Zippardy: A Fun Twist on Jeopardy for History Buffs

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  1. Zippardy A game just like Jeopardy But not actually Jeopardy

  2. Round 1 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  3. Round 1 - 100 The children’s song ‘London Bridge is Falling Down’ is believed to be about what? a Viking attack on London

  4. Round 1 - 200 First true king of England Alfred the Great

  5. Round 1 - 300 The Viking king Canute had two sons. Their names were Hardicanute and _________. Harold the Harefoot

  6. Round 1 - 400 Defeated Harold Godwinson to become the king of England William the Conqueror

  7. Round 1 - 500 When Harold Godwinson was crowned King, what event occurred that people took as a sign of doom? Halley’s Comet

  8. Round 2 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  9. Round 2 - 100 What job were the clergy often paid to perform? writing documents

  10. Round 2 - 200 What did Becket do to the clergymen who had sided with King Henry? excommunicated them

  11. Round 2 - 300 What was King Henry’s problem that the Church refused to let him control? The Church’s court system

  12. Round 2 - 400 Who was King Henry’s good friend and chancellor? Thomas Becket

  13. Round 2 - 500 Next to the pope, who was the most powerful man of the Roman Catholic church? (Job Title) Archbishop of Canterbury

  14. Round 3 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  15. Round 3 - 100 In the story ‘Robin Hood’ , what real life person was Prince John modeled after? King John

  16. Round 3 - 200 How many times did King John attack the French and lose? twice

  17. Round 3 - 300 What was the main reason that nobles forced King John to sign the Magna Carta? high taxes

  18. Round 3 - 400 What two groups was the Magna Carta NOT designed to defend? kings and peasants

  19. Round 3 - 500 What was the name of the document that first limited a king’s power? Magna Carta

  20. Round 4 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  21. Round 4 - 100 The 100 Years War was fought between what two countries? England and France

  22. Round 4 - 200 What new weapon gave the English an advantage? long bow

  23. Round 4 - 300 What unlikely hero began the French reconquest? Joan of Arc

  24. Round 4 - 400 What was the goal of the Crusades? To capture Jerusalem and Israel

  25. Round 4 - 500 Who was the Muslim leader of the Turks during the Crusades? Saladin

  26. Round 5 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  27. Round 5 - 100 Who were the people that the Spanish first set out to conquer? Moors

  28. Round 5 - 200 What does the Spanish ‘Celebration of 1492’ memorialize? the fall of Granada

  29. Round 5 - 300 What was the name for the hunt to eradicate all people who practiced non-Christian religions in Spain? Spanish Inquisition

  30. Round 5 - 400 What were the two characteristics that made Ivan the Terrible so bad? Violence and Suspicion

  31. Round 5 - 500 What did Peter the Great travel all across Europe to find? Western ideas to improve Russia

  32. Round 6 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  33. Round 6 - 100 Wrote the famous plays “Romeo and Juliet” and “Hamlet” William Shakespeare

  34. Round 6 - 200 Painted the Sisteen Chapel, and was a skilled sculptor Michaelangelo

  35. Round 6 - 300 Was fascinated by the human body, and often attended autopsies where he sketched human systems Leonardo DaVinci

  36. Round 6 - 400 Arguably the best Renaissance painter, painted “The School of Athens” and “The Disputa” Raphael

  37. Round 6 - 500 Nailed the 95 Theses to the Castle Church in Wittenburg England in 1517 Martin Luther

  38. Round 7 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  39. Round 7 - 100 The word “Renaissance” means what? rebirth

  40. Round 7 - 200 Leonardo was known to be a painter, scientist, and ___________. inventor

  41. Round 7 - 300 A famous sculpture by Michaelangelo David

  42. Round 7 - 400 Wrote a book that gave Europeans some of their first information about China Marco Polo

  43. Round 7 - 500 Created movable type printers that enabled the mass printing of books Johann Gutenberg

  44. Round 8 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

  45. Round 8 - 100 The first work to be produced by the Gutenberg press Bible

  46. Round 8 - 200 Leonardo Da Vinci’s most famous painting that seems to always be looking at you Mona Lisa

  47. Round 8 - 300 Raphael did many of these paintings (40+) of Mary with children Madonna with Child

  48. Round 8 - 400 Michaelangelo’s depiction of Mary holding the body of Jesus Pieta

  49. Round 8 - 500 A play by William Shakespeare that starts with an “M” Macbeth

  50. Round 9 100 200 300 400 500 Choose a point value

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