Literature
Literature
American History
European History
Religion and Science
100
Who drowns in Hamlet?

Ophelia

100

Publication year and author of The Adventures of Huck Finn 

Mark Twain. 1884

100

What did the 13th amendment do?

Outlaw slavery and indentured servitude 

100

What did the early socialists believe about private property?

It should be outlawed and that all resources should be pooled within a community/state.

100

Macroevolution is what?

Major genetic changes over time. Kind to Kind evolution

200

"O Captain! My Captain!" was written in honor of who?

Abraham Lincoln

200

Publication year and author of Leaves of Grass

1891. Walt Whitman

200

Treaty of Paris did what?

Ended the American Revolution with the Britain recognizing the US as a free nation

200

What spurred on mass immigration from Europe in the late 19th century?

Overpopulation, excess labor, cheap fare to the US and the Western Hemisphere, and Religious or Ethnic Persecution

200

The Descent of Man proposed what theory?

That all living things, including mankind, come from one common ancestor

300

Why does it take Tom and Huck so long to free Jim from captivity when he is caught at Aunt Sally's house?

They make up obstacles so that they feel like it is a proper escape

300

Author and rough composition/publication date for Hamlet. 

William Shakespeare. c. 1600

300

What is Sherman's March to the Sea?

A Union military campaign of total war from Atlanta to Savannah, Georgia

300

Nationalism taught what?

That people should be ruled by people of their own national identity 

300

The two sides of the English Civil War 

Royalists and the Parliamentarians 

400

Who is Polonius?

Ophelia and Laertes's dad

400

Sophia Grangerford and Harney Shepherdson's story can be read as a spoof of what Shakespeare play?

Romeo and Juliet.

Feuding families with no known cause, lots of death, star-crossed lovers that elope, etc.
400

A yeoman farmer is __________.

non-slaveholding, small landowning farmer

400

"Angel in the House" meant what?

Women are meant to be the comforters of their husbands, confined to the domestic sphere as they offer moral support.

400

TULIP is the acronym to represent the central theological points of what religious group(s)?

Acceptable answers: Calvinism, Presbyterianism,  Puritanism, Oliver Cromwell's crew, the Doctrines of Grace.

500

Who is Mr Utterson?

Dr Jekyll's lawyer and friend. Narrator of Jekyll and Hyde

500

Who is the first to learn the truth about Dr. Jekyll being Mr. Hyde? What happens to that person?

Dr. Lanyon. The shock makes him critically ill, leading to his death.

500

The Lewis & Clark Expedition set out from _____ to explore _____ hoping to find ____.

St Louis; Louisiana Purchase; a Northwest Passage

500

Define Romanticism

A cultural movement emphasizing individualism, emotion, and the worship of nature.

500

Name one theological point in the acronym TULIP.

Total Depravity (every part of you is fallen in Adam)

Unconditional Election (God chooses his people based on nothing in them. Unmerited)

Limited Atonement (Jesus's death on the cross saves only the believers)

Irresistible Grace (If God chose you for salvation, you can't/won't want to refuse.)

Perseverance of the Saints (Once saved, you are always saved and always being saved. True believers are never lost in the end)