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1
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What was the midnight movement?

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A movement of Christian women to help prostitutes

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2
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James Flawn

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converted cafe owner who took over the soup kitchens that were started by the Christian Mission

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3
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Jane Short

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organized “Sick Poor Visitation Society” that visited the sick and dying.
Oversaw distribution of booths and clothing

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4
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Acts of Christianity dealt with symptoms of societies illness, not…

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the causes

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5
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Fallen Women

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Prostitutes

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6
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Mrs. Elizabeth Cotrill

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took prostitute girls in so they did not have to return to brothels

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7
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The army purchased a womens home in…

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1884

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8
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The age of consent was…

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13

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9
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Bramwell worked with what journalist to draw attention to the white slavery?

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WT Stead of the Pall Mall Gazette

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10
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Rebecca Jarrett

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“bought” a 13 year old girl, Eliza, to prove to public that there were problems in society

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11
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What was the outcome of the Eliza scheme?

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WT Stead and Mrs. Jarrett spent several months in prison

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12
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How many people signed the petition drawn up by General Booth to raise age of consent?

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393,000

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13
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Frank Smith was named head of the

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Social Work Reform Wing of the army

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14
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What was the name of Booth’s book describing his plans…

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In Darkest England and the Way Out

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15
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What disease was Catherine sick with

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Cancer

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16
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What did the Cab Horse Charter state?

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That when a horse is down, he is helped up, and while he is alive he has food, shelter and work

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17
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When did Booth start the Match Factory?

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1891

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18
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What condidtion came out of manufacturing matches?

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Phossy Jaw

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19
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What were the 3 tiers of Booth’s “Darkest england” scheme?

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City colony (rehab programs working in city itself)
Farm Colony (young men were trained in agriculture to gain employment)
Overseas Colony (farming communities made up of families)
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20
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What was the Social Work Trust?

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campaign that raised money for the Men’s and Women’s social services departments in GB

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21
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Who was the first leader of the Men’s and Women’s Social Services Department?

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Commissioner Elijah Cadman

22
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Who was the chairman of the Oslow Committee?

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Earl of Onslow

23
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When did we become TSA?

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1878

24
Q

Major Allen Satterlee declared that one of the TSA’s greatest miracles was its…

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internationalism

25
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Where did the young people come from that started the expansions?

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the UL or from IHQ

26
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What came from the persecution of those expanding the army?

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Rapid growth

27
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What was the literary evangelism tool used?

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the War Cry

28
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Which 3 women were sent to open the work in France in 1881?

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Catherine Booth, Adelaide Cox, and Florence Soper

29
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How many soldiers were there in Paris after being open for 1 year?

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100 soldiers

80 recruits

30
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The army was opened in Switzerland in….

A

1882

31
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The army work began in India in….

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September 19, 1882

Fredrick Tucker

32
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Who was Fredrick Tucker’s 2nd wife?

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Emma Moss Booth

33
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When was the work started in Australia

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January 1881

34
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Who was known for their prison gate ministry in Australia?

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James Barker

35
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Salvationists were jailed for their processions in the streets in Australia. What year did this end?

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1907

36
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Two converts who met at a cottage prayer meeting in Canada? They held an open air and began the work

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Joe Ludgate and Jack Addie

37
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When did the work begin in Sweden?

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December 1882

by Hanna Ouchterlony

38
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When was the work started in South Africa?

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February 1883

By Major & Mrs. Francis Simmonds

39
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When did the work start in New Zealand?

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1883 by Captain George Pollard and Lt. Edward Wright

40
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Who was James Jermy

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English immigrant to Canada joined the ministry in 1872 in Ohio

41
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Captain Emma Westbook

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Chaperone and matron for 6 young lt’s who had cadet training on the ship over to NY

42
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When Westbook came over to NY, where was their first meeting held?

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Harry Hill’s Variety Theatere in NY

43
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The first National Headquarters was in

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Philadelphia

44
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Where was James ‘Ash Barrel’ Kemp saved?

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Harry Hill’s Variety Theatere in NY

45
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First commissioned officer in California?

A

John Milsaps

46
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Joe the Turkreal name…

A

Joseph Garabed

47
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Thomas Moore

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dynamic personality and good preacher but lacked interest and ability in administrative side of things

48
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Who first used the crest with the eagle?

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Major Frank Smith

49
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Ballington and Maud left the work to start the…

A

Volunteers of America

50
Q

Emma Booth was killed in a train accident in…

A

1903 (October 28)

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