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British hero of Napoleonic Wars

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Duke of Wellington

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Greatest Britain leader of 19th century

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William Pitt the Younger

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Important leader and founder of London police

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Sir Robert Peel

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England’s longest ruling monarch-known for being good

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Victoria

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What empire covered 1/4 of the globe

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British empire

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Worlds first fair-1851

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Great Exhibition

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Victoria’s husband-called prince consort

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Prince Albert

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Right to vote

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Suffrage

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Provides suffrage to middle-class males

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Reform Bill of 1832

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Represented middle-class

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Liberals

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Represented nobility and wealth

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Conservatives

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“Grand Old Man” Liberal Leader

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William Glandstone

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Leader of Conservatives and prime minister

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Benjamin Disraeli

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“Prince of Preachers” pastor of Metropolitan Tabernacle in London

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Charles H. Spurgeon

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Preacher and Bible teacher

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F.B. Meyer

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Great American Evangelist

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Dwight L. Moody

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Moody’s song leader

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Ira Sankey

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Famous cricket player turned missionary

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C.T. Studd

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Missionary to Newfoundland and Labrador

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Wilfred Grenfell

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Presbyterian missionaries to China

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Robert Morrison and William Burns

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Greatest British missionary in China-founded China inland Mission

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J. Hudson Taylor

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Chinese attempted to remove foreign influence

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Boxer Rebellion

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Opened trade between Japan and U.S.

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Commodore Matthew Perry

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1st diplomatic representative from U.S to Japan

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Townsend Harris

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1st Baptist missionary to Japan

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Johnathan Goble

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German Missionary and famous prayer warrior, founded orphanages

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George Muller

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Founded Salvation Army

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William Booth

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One of 1st people to take gospel to interior of Japan

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Neesima

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Founded to do benevolent work among urban men

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Y. M. C. A

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Worked for improved treatment of mentally handicapped

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Lord Ashley

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Where older students trained younger students

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Monitorial schools

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Created modern nursing profession

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Florence Nightingale

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What are the dates for the Great Age of British Imperialism?

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1880-1900

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Britain’s expansion

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Gold, God, glory

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Strategic negotiations between nations

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Diplomacy

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Britain, France, and Sardinia defeated Russia

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Crimean War

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Sent to investigate problems between British and French in Canada

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Lord Durham

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Made Canada a self-governing commonwealth

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British North America Act of 1867

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Tool of British settlement

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East India Company

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Made British government in control of India

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India Act

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British missionary to India

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William Carey

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British missionary to Indian women and girls

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Amy Carmichael

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Fostered much hate by Africans to Europeans

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Slave trade

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Scottish missionary who explored Blue Nile

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James Bruce

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Traced most of Niger River

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Mungo Park

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1st European to cross Sahara, discovered Lake Chad

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Hugh Claperton

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1st European to reach Timbuktu

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Alexander Laing

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One of 1st missionaries to Africa

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Moffat

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Most famous Explorer in Africa, discovered Victoria Falls

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Livingstone

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American reporter sent to find Livingstone

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Stanley

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Helped fund Freetown in Sierra Leone for freed slaves

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Crowther

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1st independent African Republic, capital is Monrovia

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Liberia

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1st Christian missionaries to Liberia

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Lott Carey and Colin Teague

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Most famous Liberian evangelist

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William Harris

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Christian Chef in Africa

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Khama

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Dutch farmers

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Boers

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Two places founded by Boers

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Transvaal and Orang Free State

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British Prime Minister of Cape Colony

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Cecil Rhodes

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War between Dutch Afrikaners and British

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Boer War

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Two Boer leaders

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Paul Kruger, Louis Botha

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Explored Australia and New Zealand

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James Cook

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Original Australia Inhabitants

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Aborigines

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Natives of New Zealand

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Maoris

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Officially joined Ireland and England

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Act of Union

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Key issue between England and Ireland

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Religion

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Allowed Catholics to vote and sit in parliament

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Catholic Emancipation Act

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British Scientist who coined the term agnostic

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Huxley

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Idea that government should own or control a nations economy

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Socialism

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Believed in “greatest happiness for the greatest number”

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Utilitarian

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Want social reform, no literal Bible

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Christian Socialists

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Popularized Darwinism

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Kingsley

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Said Bible was a myth and full of errors

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Modernism

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Popularized Darwinism

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Kingsley

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