Progressive Era Jeopardy

The Progressive Era · c. 1890–1920

Reform.
Risk.
Jeopardy.

Expose the scandal. Change the rules. Try to remember which Roosevelt.

A ready-to-play review for one classroom screen. You run the board; your teams make the case.

60CLUES PER MATCH

2ROUNDS + A FINAL

1–6CLASSROOM TEAMS

Before the curtain rises

Your room. Your rules.

Start in about 30 seconds. All the questions are ready.

TeamsGame length

Wrong answersClue timer

Make it interesting

Daily DoublesOne hidden wager clue per round. Wagers can lose points in either scoring mode.Let teams stealOther teams can try after a miss, until the answer is revealed.Hints for half pointsA clue’s hint cuts its normal value in half for every team.Hot streaksEvery third consecutive correct regular clue earns that team 100 bonus points.Game show soundsShort original tones. No music or surprise autoplay.Showtime effectsClue entrances, answer reveals, score celebrations and final confetti. Respects reduced motion.Add the empire categoryReplaces Big Ideas with imperialism and presidential foreign policy.

Saves on this browser. Download a save to move the game to another computer. Team nicknames are enough.

MuckrakersCity & workplaceRights & resistanceVotes for womenPresidentsBig ideas

The 20-second teacher briefing

Pick a clue. Select the team answering. Read the clue, then start the timer when everyone is ready. Mark correct or incorrect; the game handles points and steals. Reveal the answer for the explanation. Teams answer aloud or on paper. The teacher controls all buttons; this edition does not use student phones or online buzzers.

Play in everyday language, or ask for “Who is…?” if you like the tradition. The teacher decides whether an answer demonstrates the idea. Use Undo if a ruling needs changing. Each team starts a Daily Double with a locked wager; Final Jeopardy uses written responses before the answer reveal.

Progressive Era Jeopardy

Reform.Risk.Jeopardy.

Your room. Your rules.

The Progressive Era.

Reform.
Risk.
Jeopardy.