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100

Who was the most famous pioneer of the colonial times?

Daniel Boone

100

Who was the English founder of the Methodist church?

John Wesley

100

Which was the first state admitted to the North West Territory?

Ohio

100

What law did the government pass to provide government for the North-West Territory ?

The Northwest ordinance of 1787

100

Which Amendment gave slaves freedom in every state of America?

13th Amendment

200

Who sold over 122 million of his educational books?

William McGuffey

200

Who called for black men to join the Union forces?

Frederick Douglas

200

Peter Cartwright was the famous circuit riding preacher to these two states.

Tennessee and Kentucky

200

Jefferson Davis became the president of this.

Confederate States of America

200

Eli Whitneey invented this.

The Cotton Gin

300

Who wrote the Blue Back Speller book for schools?

Noah Webster

300

Who was the man who built the first mechanical reaper?

Cyrus McCormick

300

Which battle was considered the turning point of the Civil War?

Gettysburg

300

George Liele was the first of these.

Missionary to a foreign land.

300

Charles Wesley was famous for writing these.

Hymns

400

Who was the man that controlled much of America's oil industry in the late 19th century?

John D. Rockefeller

400

Who was the man that controlled much of America's steel business in the late 19th century?

Andrew Carnegie

400

What Institute was started by Booker T. Washington?

Tuskegee Institute

400

This railroad connected the East to the West?

Transcontinental Railroad

400

Richard Allen Founded this.

The first black denomination in the U.S.

500

Billy Sunday was known as what?

One of America's famous evangelist during the 1800s and early 1900s?

500

Senator who supported new settlers could own slaves

Stephen Douglas

500

What land was set aside by the government for Indian tribes?

Reservations

500

What became America's motto in 1956?

In God we trust

500

This document stated "all slaves were free in states fighting the North"

Emancipation Proclamation