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WorksheetsHistory quarter review
Total questions: 161
Worksheet time: 8hrs 1mins
Who is known as the father of American history?
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What did the mayflower compact state/represent?
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What year did the pilgrims land in Plymouth?
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in what country did the pietist movement begin?
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What church did John Wesley begin?
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Who preached “sinners in the hands of an angry god”?
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Who helped end slavery in England?
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Who was the father of the Sunday school movement?
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In what year did the modern missions movement begin?
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Who is called the father of modern missions?
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What system measured a nation’s wealth based on the amount of gold and silver it possessed?
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Who was the first true prime minister in England?
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Who was the English king during the American war for independence?
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What did the French and Indian war prove about America
That America was a strong independent country
That America could defend itself
That America could defend her interests
Who is responsible for the committees of correspondence
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Where was what is famously called “the shot heard ‘round the world” fired?
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What was England’s response to the Boston tea party
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In what year was the constitutional convention held
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When did we begin to draft the constitution
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What country did America battle in the war of 1812
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Who was the president during the American civil war
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In what year did the American civil war end
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What American ship exploded in Havana harbor
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What constitutional amendment ended slavery
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Who stated that America was great because of her religious freedom
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Who was most responsible for the second great awakening
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Who was responsible for starting the circuit riding preaching
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Where was America’s first great center of missionary activity
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Who was the father of west African missions
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Who did France battle in the 100 years war
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What decree said that the Huguenots could worship in public
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Who was known as the sun king
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How long did Louis XIV rule France
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What type of government did Louis XIV establish
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What was the French name for the middle class
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What treaty established the “status quo antebellum”, or the existing state of things before the war
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Who prophesied the doom of France
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In what year was the estates general finally called
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What established the National Assembly
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What is the exact day of the storming of the bastille
(please give the answer in this order: month day, year; ex: April 8, 2018)
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What ended feudalism in France
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What club were the radicals a part of
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What replaced the National Assembly
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Who controlled the committee of public safety
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Who was Napoleon’s first wife
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What was Napoleon’s greatest naval defeat
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In what year was the battle of trafalgar
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Who is considered to be the greatest naval hero to have ever lived
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Who was Napoleon’s second wife
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What is another name for the battle of nations
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What forbade Europe to trade with England
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Where was Napoleon first exiled to
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What battle was Napoleon’s final defeat
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What year was the battle of Waterloo
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Where was Napoleon finally exiled
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Who led the congress of Vienna
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What left Frances government highly unstable
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Whose monarchy is known as the July monarchy
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Who was the longest ruling monarch in English history
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Who was queen Victoria’s husband
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What two countries did the act of union join
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Who is known as the father of homeless waifs
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Who founded the salvations army
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Who single handed lay created the modern nursing profession
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Who founded the international Red Cross
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Who founded the American Red Cross
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Who is known as the prince of preachers
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Who was the father of modern missions
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Who was an Irish missionary to India
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What was a British possession on the corner of Asia
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Who was the first Protestant missionary to China
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Who started the China inland missions
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Who wa an own as the father of faith missions
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Who opened Japan to missionary activity
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Who opened Japan up for trade
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Who became the leader of the church in Ethiopia
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Who are some famous missionaries to Africa
Amy Carmichael
J Hudson Taylor
David Livingstone
William Carey
Robert Moffat
Who said “Dr livingstone, I presume?”
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Who was the first black bishop of the Church of England
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What were natives of Australia called
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What were natives of New Zealand called
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Who decided to divide Canada
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Who suggested to reunite Canada
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Who seceded queen Victoria
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In what year was South Africa united
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What is a false belief based on fear and ignorance
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The false idea that the stars, rather than the creator, rule the destinies of men
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What idea combined Greek mythology and Catholicism
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The basic science of matter and energy
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Who is referred to as “the philosopher”
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Who upheld the beliefs of Aristotle and was supported by the Roman church
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Who formulated the modern scientific method
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Who came up with the heliocentric view
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What does heliocentric mean
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What does geocentric mean
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Who discovered the three laws of planetary motion
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Who came up with the laws of pendulum
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Who came up with the uniform in law of acceleration
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Who said math is the language of science
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what is the language of science
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What were scientists called before 1840
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Who came up with the laws of universal gravitation
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Who started the philosophical college
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What was
The First permanent scientific society of the modern age
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Who is know for stating the theories of relativity
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Who is known as the father of anatomy
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Who first accurately described the circulation of blood
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Who is known for their false principles of uniformity
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What famous book did Charles Darwin write
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what is the practical application of science to industry called
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What is growing just enough food to feed your family
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What said that work was done to honor God
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Who invented the seed drill
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Who invented the steel plough
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what includes is work done in small private shops
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What are wages compared to the cost of living
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Who invented the first operating airplane
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Who invented the flying shuttle
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Who invented the spinning Jenny
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Who invented the power loom
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Who invented the water frame
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Where did the industrial revolution begin
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Who invented the cotton gin
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Who invented the steam engine
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Who invented the miners safety lamp
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Who came up with an inexpensive way to turn iron into steel
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Who built the first practical steam ship
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What was the name of the first steam ship
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Who came up with the assembly line
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Who invented the first all accessible car, the model T
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Who built the first public steam-powered railroad
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Who invented the Diesel engine
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Who invented the electric Telegraph
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Who invented the telephone
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who is called the greatest inventor in history
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Who is known as the wizard of memo park
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In what year was the first successful powered airplane flight
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What means “love of mankind”
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Who became known as a great philanthropist because of his investment in oil
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What industry was Andrew Carnegie in
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What means “hands off” in the area of free trade
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Who wrote “wealth of nations”
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What does GNP stand for
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What was Pittsburg‘s major industry during the Industrial Age
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What city was major in food packing industry during the Industrial Age
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What is a work of superior excellence that has withstood the test of time
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What is a work created for the pleasure of the moment
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What is the greatest classic of all
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Who is known for their chorales
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What country has produces the worlds greatest musicians
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Who developed the classical technique of violin playing
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Who developed instrumental music
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Who said that all music should be done to the glory of God
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Who wrote “the messiah”
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Who is the father of the English hymn
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Who is best known for his cheerful music
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Who was known as a child prodigy
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Who is known for marking the highest point in the development of the symphony
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Who wrote the fifth symphony
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Who wrote the ninth symphony
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Who is known for his famous work “praying hands”
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