5Th Grade History Test #14 (Chap 13)

Front 1

Who translated the entire Bible into English first?

Back 1

John Wycliffe

Front 2

Name of first explorer to reach North America in modern times.

Back 2

John Cabot

Front 3

He was first Englishman to sail around the world.

Back 3

Sir Francis Drake

Front 4

The greatest writer of the Elizabethan Age.

Back 4

William Shakespeare

Front 5

He helped rebuild the city of London after the devastating fire that destroyed it. He was an architect by trade.

Back 5

Sir Christopher Wren

Front 6

capital of Scotland

Back 6

Edinburgh

Front 7

capital of Ireland

Back 7

Dublin

Front 8

capital of England

Back 8

London

Front 9

capital of Northern Ireland

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Belfast

Front 10

capital of Wales

Back 10

Cardiff

Front 11

He was the most famous English preacher of the Wesleyan Revival.

Back 11

George Whitefield

Front 12

This man was called "Father of the Sunday School Movement".

Back 12

Robert Raikes

Front 13

Prime Minister who worked to return Great Britian to Protestant work ethic.

Back 13

Margaret Thatcher

Front 14

The steam engine was perfected by this man.

Back 14

James Watt

Front 15

This explorer is the one that discovered Australia.

Back 15

Captain Cook

Front 16

This prime minister led England to victory in World War II

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Winston Churchill

Front 17

Only continent with no large desert

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Europe

Front 18

Name the world's largest landmass

Back 18

Eurasia

Front 19

Name the missionary known as the "Father of Modern Missions".

Back 19

William Carey

Front 20

What did the British colonists give as the most important gift to the New World?

Back 20

a Biblical heritage

Front 21

Name the time period when machinery took over and started to replace animals and men.

Back 21

Age of Industry

Front 22

The false idea that the Bible does not mean what it says.

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modernism

Front 23

This country is the largest on the island of Great Britian.

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England

Front 24

The principal (main) river in England

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Thames

Front 25

the longest river in the British Isles

Back 25

Shannon

Front 26

Be able to locate on the map of the British Isles the following locations:

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Belfast, Dublin
Edinburgh, England
English Channel,
Thames River, Wales

Front 27

The victory of Willliam the Conquerer is known as the ___.

Back 27

Norman Conquest

Front 28

This document established the tradition that the Monarch was limited by the laws of the lan and was signed in 1215.

Back 28

Magna Carta

Front 29

He printed the first printed version of the English Bible

Back 29

Miles Coverdale

Front 30

Queen Elizabeth's fleet defeated the ___.

Back 30

Spanish Armada

Front 31

Which of these is not part of the United Kingdom--Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland, or Scotland?

Back 31

Ireland

Front 32

the empire England belonged to for 400 year in ancient times

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Rome

Front 33

mountain chain known as the "Backbone of England"

Back 33

Pennines

Front 34

The Biblical teaching that God expects all people to work is the _____.

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Protestant Work Ethic

Front 35

The people who came from England to the New World for freedom of worship were the

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Pilgrims

Front 36

largest country in the world

Back 36

Russia

Front 37

highest spot in Europe

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Mt. Elbrus

Front 38

world's largest sea

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Caspian Sea

Front 39

Europe's most important inland waterway

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Rhine River

Front 40

first great missionary of the Christian church

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Paul

Front 41

Who begun the Protestant Reformation?

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Martin Luther

Front 42

Monks in monasteries copied and preserved ___.

Back 42

Scriptures

Front 43

Roman emperor who first allowed freedom of worship

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Constantine

Front 44

Where did the Protestant Reformation begin?

Back 44

Germany

Front 45

Who invented the printing press?

Back 45

Johann Gutenberg

Front 46

What were the efforts to take Jerusalem back from the Turks called?

Back 46

Crusades

Front 47

The Lollards were followers of ___.

Back 47

John Wycliffe

Front 48

Greek word meaning "marketplace"

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agora

Front 49

the freed slave who wrote many fables

Back 49

Aesop

Front 50

a singing poet

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bard

Front 51

author of the Illiad and Odyssey

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Homer

Front 52

the word that comes from two words meaning "people" and "rule"

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democracy

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the city Rome fought in the Punic Wars

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Carthage

Front 54

invention that helped the Romans build strong, lasting structures

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concrete

Front 55

Roman leader who "crossed the Rubicon"

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Julius Caesar

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first emperor of the Roman Empire

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Augustus Caesar

Front 57

the Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps with war elephants

Back 57

Hannibal

Front 58

Match these capitals to the state on a map of America:

Back 58

Atlanta, Boise, Columbus, Denver, Frankfort, Honolulu,
Juneau, Lincoln, Montpelier, Phoenix

Front 59

Identify these map locations on the map of Europe:

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Aegean Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Danube River, Mont Blanc, Mt. Elbrus, Norwegian Sea, North Sea, Rhine River, Volga River