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The commander-in-chief during the war for independence.
Who was George Washington?
Founded the Methodist Church.
Who was John Wesley?
The year the pilgrims landed at Plymouth.
What is 1620?
The group of people who wished to purify the Church of England.
Who were the Puritans?
The Declaration of Independence is adopted. (Day and Date).
What is July 4, 1776?
When the Civil War ended. (month & year)
What is April, 1865?
Preached "Sinners in the hands of an angry God".
Who was Jonathan Edwards?
Best known "Great Awakening" evangelist.
Who was George Whitfield?
The War of Independence begins.
What is 1775?
The English Monarch who ruled during the U.S. War for Independence.
Who was George III?
Considered The United States' best educator.
Who was Noah Webster?
The U.S. acquired this territory from France.
What is Louisiana?
Began the Pietist Movement.
Who was Philip Spener?
Started "Sunday School".
Who was Robert Raikes?
The War for Independence ends.
What is 1783?
The U.S. President that warned Europe that the Western Hemisphere Nations were off-limits for European interference.
Who was James Monroe?
Organized the Committees of Correspondence.
Who was Samuel Adams?
The Pilgrims obtained permission to settle in Virginia from ______________ in 1620.
What is the London Company?
The circuit riding preacher.
Who was Francis Asbury?
The father of West African Missions.
Who was Lott Carey?
The ratification of the U.S. Constitution.
What is 1789?
Known as the "Father of American History".
Who was William Bradford?
The War between the U.S. and Great Britian.
What was the war of 1812?
Pilgrims arrived here in 1609 seeking religious freedom.
What is Leyden, Holland?
American Revivalist of the late 19th century.
Who was D.L. Moody?
Mostly responsible for the "2nd Great Awakening".
Who was Adoniram Judson?
England and Scotland are united.
What is 1707?
The monarch that wanted all English people to conform to the Church of England.
Who was James I ?
The first true Prime Minister of England.
Who was Robert Walpole?
The famous event that changed the course of human history on April 19,1775.
What was the "Shot heard 'round the world"?