7/8 His Final Exam 2010

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1. Nationwide revival in the 1850's:
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2. A counterfeit church group which teaches salvation by works rather than by salvation by grace through faith.
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3. "Father of Western African Missions"
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4. An example of a circuit rider would be:
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5. T/F: A popular learning technique in schools of the 1800's was the Quilting Bee.
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6. What is not a true statement about the education of the 1800's?
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7. What treaty opened up Japan to missionary activity?
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8.  This man was inspired, while on ship. Who is he?
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9. America's greatest contribution to music:
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10. Moby Dick was written by:
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11. This party was made up of former National Republicans and members of other political groups; Martin Van Buren ran against this party; disliked Jackson.
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12. These key words reflect this historical man of God: 1. North Carolina 2. Presbyterian Preacher 3. Revival 4. preaching, prayer and singing (all held outdoors)
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13.     Name the author. 
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14. Methodist circuit rider.
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15. James Fenimore Cooper wrote:
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16. Using the overhead map, locate:

The Mississippi River
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17. James Cook:
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18. Sequoya invented a written language for the ____________________ Indian tribe.
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19. Samuel Clemens:
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20. What statement is not true about Samuel Morse?
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21. Dorothea L. Dix:
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22. Catherine (Katie) Ferguson:
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23. Congress passed a high tariff convincing the West that a tariff would shield US agriculture from foreign competition. Name the tariff.
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24. Nicholas Biddle:
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25. I invented the machine that would reap grain.
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26. I explored Kentucky.
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27. The steel plow was invented by: 
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28. Used by God to brings many Indians to Christ.
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29. It was said that _____________________________ "taught millions to read and not one to sin."
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30. The Tell-Tale Heart was written by:
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31. The American Temperance Union:
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32. Other than Missouri, which state was involved in the Missouri Compromise?
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33. This law called for Congress to appoint a governor and three judges to govern for the settlers of this land. Name the law and the land.
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34. Very little education; from the state of TN; known for his kitchen cabinet; strict constructionist.
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35. William Henry Harrison was:
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36. Daniel Webster:
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37.  Name the inventor.
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38. Edward Hicks:
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39. Boonesborough was located in what state?
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40. Using the overhead map, locate:

IN (this is an abbreviated state)
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41. Which of the following men became a missionary to Japan?
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42. Who founded the Five Points Mission?
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43. DeWitt and John Jay helped which organization?
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44. _______________________________ were the most widely used and distributed series of schoolbooks in America.
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45. Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote:
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46. ___________________________ explored lands from the Arkansas River to the Rocky Mountains.
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47. This Democrat defeated the Whigs but served only one term.
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48. Cyrus Field can best be described as:
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49. Using the overhead map, locate:

Cape Cod
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50. New Harmony was:
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Nationwide revival in the 1850's:
A counterfeit church group which teaches salvation by works rather...
"Father of Western African Missions"
An example of a circuit rider would be:
T/F: A popular learning technique in schools of the 1800's was the...
What is not a true statement about the education of the 1800's?
What treaty opened up Japan to missionary activity?
 This man was inspired, while on ship. Who is he?
America's greatest contribution to music:
Moby Dick was written by:
This party was made up of former National Republicans and members of...
These key words reflect this historical man of God: ...
    Name the author. 
Methodist circuit rider.
James Fenimore Cooper wrote:
Using the overhead map, locate:The Mississippi River
James Cook:
Sequoya invented a written language for the ____________________...
Samuel Clemens:
What statement is not true about Samuel Morse?
Dorothea L. Dix:
Catherine (Katie) Ferguson:
Congress passed a high tariff convincing the West that a tariff would...
Nicholas Biddle:
I invented the machine that would reap grain.
I explored Kentucky.
The steel plow was invented by: 
Used by God to brings many Indians to Christ.
It was said that _____________________________ "taught millions to...
The Tell-Tale Heart was written by:
The American Temperance Union:
Other than Missouri, which state was involved in the Missouri...
This law called for Congress to appoint a governor and three judges to...
Very little education; from the state of TN; known for his kitchen...
William Henry Harrison was:
Daniel Webster:
 Name the inventor.
Edward Hicks:
Boonesborough was located in what state?
Using the overhead map, locate:IN (this is an abbreviated state)
Which of the following men became a missionary to Japan?
Who founded the Five Points Mission?
DeWitt and John Jay helped which organization?
_______________________________ were the most widely used and...
Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote:
___________________________ explored lands from the Arkansas River to...
This Democrat defeated the Whigs but served only one term.
Cyrus Field can best be described as:
Using the overhead map, locate: Cape Cod
New Harmony was:
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