Final Names

Question 1

King John

Answer 1

King John was not liked by the people and known for high taxes. He was the king who was forced to sign the Magna Charta

Question 2

Kublai Khan

Answer 2

The Chinese emperer who met with Marco Polo and wanted to know more about Christianity. Sadly, the Pope did not ever send anyone to inform Kublai Khan.

Question 3

Joan of Arc

Answer 3

A French girl during the time of the Hundred Years War. She claimed to have had vision of the archangel Michael, St. Margaret, and St. Catherine telling her to rescue france from the English. She lead the French soldiers in the Battle of Orleans and there success was amazing. Later she was sold to the English by the Duke of Burgandy and burned for “sorcery.”

Question 4

John Wycliffe

Answer 4

John Wycliffe was an English theologian and professor at Oxford. He believed Scripture was the final authority (Sola Scriptura) He believed the church should return the simplicity and poverty of the apostolic times. He preached against Mary Queen of Scotts.

Question 5

Johann Gutenberg

Answer 5

Johann Gutenberg was the inventor of the printing press. The first book he printed was the Bible.

Question 6

Leonardo da Vinci

Answer 6

Leonardo da Vinci was an example of a “Renaissance Man” He was skilled at painting, drawing, sculpting, engineering, architecture, and music. He was also an inventor. His most famous painting is the Mona Lisa

Question 7

Michelangelo

Answer 7

A famous sculptor and painter during the Renaissance. Painted the Sisitene chapel

Question 8

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

Answer 8

Ferdinand and Isabella funded Columbus. They also started the Spanish Inquisition.

Question 9

Martin Luther

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A famous reformer, know for his fiery temper. He wrote A Might Fortress is Our God. He wrote the ninety five thesis

Question 10

John Calvin

Answer 10

A major leader of the reformation whose motto was “My heart I give to you, Oh lord, promptly and sincerely.” He wrote the Institutes of the Christian Religion.

Question 11

King Henry VIII

Answer 11

The King who brought about the act of supremacy making the King head of the church.

Question 12

john Knox

Answer 12

A scottish reformer who was a galley slave to the French. He adopted Calvin’s teachings.

Question 13

Sir Gawain

Answer 13

One of King Arthur’s knights of the round table. He is best known for his bargain with the Green Knight

Question 14

Sir Gareth

Answer 14

The young knight who cam in as the kitchen knight and never retaliated against Sir Kay or Lady Linnet when they mocked him.

Question 15

King Arthur.

Answer 15

A kight who peopple aren’t sure whether he was real, legendary or based on a historical figure. In the stories he is king and is known for seating his knights at a round table.

Question 16

Johnny Tremain

Answer 16

A proud boy in “Johnny Trmain” who burns his hand using silver and later becomes humble.

Question 17

Barbara and Regina Leininger

Answer 17

In “Alone yet not alone” they were stolen by Indians and their faith in God helped them trust and come back.

Question 18

Galasko

Answer 18

Regina Barbara’s captor. He is an indian and he was planning to marry Barbara before she escaped.

Question 19

North East Explorers.

Answer 19

Cartier; Investigated Newfoundland’s coast and the Gulf of the St. Lawrence and the St. Lawrence river. Champlain- Founded Quebec and discovered what is now called Lake Champlain. and Cabot: Funded by Henry the Seventh of England he also landed on the coast of Newfoundland. He believed, like Columbus, that he had reached the indies.

Question 20

The Spanish Explorers

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Cortez, de Soto, de Leon and Coronado were explorers from spain who explored Central American, South America and what is today the United States.

Question 21

Magellan

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A Portuguese sea captain who commanded the first voyage around the world. He did not survive the whole trip but died in the Philipines.

Question 22

John Smith

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The Third leader of the Jamestown colony, he hlped them survive by trading with the Indians. HE is famous for saying “If anyone would not work, neither would he eat.” during the starving time.

Question 23

Lewis and Clark

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They were sent out by jerrerson to explore the territory bought in the Louisiana Purchase. THey traveled all the way to the pacific and back in two and a half years.

Question 24

Squanto

Answer 24

An Indian also named Tissquantum who befriended the Pilgrims at Plymouth colony and taught them how to grow corn and which were the best fishing streams. He was a slave to white people before and that is how he knew English.

Question 25

John Winthrop

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A governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, he led one thousand puritans into Boston. He velieved the church of England deserved divine punishment because of their unfaithfulness.

Question 26

Roger Williams

Answer 26

Because of his teaching for extreme separation from England and that they should negotiate with Indians instead of just taking the land he was kicked out founded Rhode Island.

Question 27

Charles Finney

Answer 27

Lived during the second great awakening , was very emotional and many people converted. Later in life he doubted his own teachings because so many of the people who were “converted” turned away.

Question 28

General Baron von Stueben

Answer 28

A self proclaimed baron with a really long name who helped Washington at valley forge.

Question 29

Jonothan Edwards

Answer 29

A theologian during the First Great Awakening who famous for his sermon “Sinner in the Hands of an Angry God.” He preached in a monotone relying on his message to work in people’s hearts.

Question 30

Vincent Wingfield

Answer 30

The Main character of With Lee in Virginia. He is almost 16 when the story begins and will soon take charge of a large plantation. He is against mistreatement of slaves and he joins the southern army during the civil war.

Question 31

Stonewall Jackson

Answer 31

A general for the confederate army during the Civil War. He was a Christian and served as a deacon in his church. He also organized Sunday school classes for his slaves. He was Lee’s right hand man

Question 32

Dan

Answer 32

Vincent’s personal slave in With Lee in Virginia. He is faithful and cares for Vincent. He goes to war with him.

Question 33

Captain Stephen

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The leader of the Stephen COmpany in Children of teh Covered Wagon. He led them wisely and only lost one baby on teh whole trip

Question 34

james Monroe

Answer 34

President who founded the Monroe Dcotrin

Question 35

Eli Whitney

Answer 35

Inventor of Cotton Gin. His neighbors stole it from him so he never got rich from his invention/.

Question 36

Santa Anna

Answer 36

Leader of the Mexican army which attacked the Alamo

Question 37

Robert E. Lee

Answer 37

Robert E. Lee was against slavery but stayed loyal to his southern state during the civil war. He soon became famous for his military tactics and discipline. He was one of the greatest generals during the Civil War.

Question 38

Ulysses S. Grant

Answer 38

Originally named Hiram Ulysses Grant. He was also a great general during the Civil War and he later became a president.

Question 39

Abraham Lincoln

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The sixteenth president of the United States. He wanted to keep the Union together. His most famous speech in The Gettysburg Address He was assassinated shortly after the Civil War.

Question 40

Theodore Roosevelt

Answer 40

A president who was nicknamed Teddy. He was one who organized the Rough Riders to fight in Cuba, he is known for having many exotic animals

Question 41

Wright Brothers

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Inventors of the airplane.

Question 42

Neil Armstrong

Answer 42

The First man on the moon who said “One small step for man, one giant ___ for mankind”

Question 43

Corrie Ten Boom

Answer 43

Her family hid many Jews from the Nazis during world war II. She was taken to many different prisons and concentration camps during her life.