People & Leaders
Terms
World War I
Faith & Teaching
Inventors, Explorers, and Transportation
100

She was an important educator and the first Black woman to lead a U.S. government agency.

Mary McLeod Bethune

100

A promise between countries to help each other in war.

Alliance

100

The group of countries that fought against Germany.

The Allies

100

An English evangelist who preached in the United States.

Gypsy Smith

100

This Italian inventor created the wireless telegraph.

Guglielmo Marconi

200

His assassination helped start World War I.

Archduke Ferdinand

200

A country that does not take sides in a war.

Neutral nation

200

The group of countries that fought with Germany.

The Central Powers

200

A preacher known for big revival meetings.

Billy Sunday

200

He was the famous engineer who died trying to slow his crashing train.

Casey Jones

300

He helped start the school that later became Moody Bible Institute.

R. A. Torrey

300

Teachings from people who did not believe the Bible.

Modernism

300

Germany asked this country to join them in exchange for U.S. land.

Mexico

300

A college professor who gave radio talks defending the Bible.

J. Gresham Machen

300

This expedition leader is credited with discovering the North Pole.

Robert Peary

400

A famous preacher who held large revival meetings in the U.S. and England.

Billy Sunday

400

A person who believes the Bible is completely true.

Fundamentalist

400

An agreement to stop building battleships for 10 years.

A naval disarmament agreement

400

A speaker and writer who argued against evolution.

Dr. Harry Rimmer

400

Peary’s black companion on the North Pole expedition.

Matthew Henson

500

An English preacher known for his teaching in America.

F. B. Meyer

500

A time from 1929 to 1939 when many Americans struggled financially.

The Great Depression

500

This country secretly built up its navy while others cut back.

Japan

500

A famous English preacher who spoke in America.

G. Campbell Morgan

500

Name the famous mail train that traveled between New York and Chicago in 24 hours.

Fast Mail

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