Book of Mormon
This person compiled the final writings and teachings of the Book of Mormon in ancient times.
Moroni
This 6-year war, happening from 1939-1945 was a gruesome war that rocked the world due to the German tyrant who started it.
World War II
This monument commemorates the president said to have ended slavery.
This number is the number of books that the modern Bible contains.
Sixty-Six
The current, modern translation of the Book of Mormon contains this number of books.
Fifteen
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This towering monument stands over the White House commemorating George Washington and the founding of the US.
The National Monument
During the New Testament, the Jews were under the occupation of this empire, which had its capital in what is now Italy.
Roman Empire
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In the account of Zeniff, this land was the land Zeniff's group returned to in order to reclaim it.
The Land of Nephi
This war, which happened solely in the US, holds the battle that had the most deaths in the line of duty out of any others.
American Civil War
This natural landmark is the most visited in Virginia due to the fact that it contains the most endangered habitats worldwide.
First Landing
This ancient collection of biblical texts is the oldest known transcript of Biblical writings. The collection was discovered in the mid-1900's.
When Martin Harris lost the transcript of first pages of the Book of Mormon, he lost the book of Lehi and the first few chapters of this book, which book's remaining chapters are translated and in the Book of Mormon today.
Mosiah
This war was first called "The Great War" due to the many countries that were involved. It was eventually renamed as we know it today when the second war like it happened.
World War I
This region of Southwestern Virginia is known for its beautiful forests, mountains, and parkway bridge. It was mentioned in the popular song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver.
Blue Ridge Mountains
Between the Old Testament and New Testament, this family of Jews spearheaded an uprising which took control of Jerusalem back from the Greeks on and off for 13 years.
Maccabeans