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| "Father of the Sunday School Movement" |
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| Defeated by Queen Elizabeth's fleet |
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| England's principal river |
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| Europe's most important inland waterway |
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| Explorer who discovered Australia |
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| Founder of the modern nursing profession |
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| Great Britain is the ____ largest island in the world |
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| He began the Protestant Reformation |
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| Invention that helped the Romans build strong, lasting structures |
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| Largest country in the world |
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| Made the false teaching of evolution popular |
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| Man who perfected the steam engine |
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| Most famous English preacher of the Wesleyan Revival |
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| Only continent with no large desert |
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| Prime Minister of England during World War II |
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| Prime Minister who worked to return Great Britain to the Protestant work ethic. |
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| The Biblical teaching that God expects all people to work |
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| The British colonists' most important gift to the New World |
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| The Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps with war elephants |
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| The Roman emperor who first allowed freedom of worship |
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| The architect who helped to rebuild London after the great fire |
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| The author of the Illiad and Odyssey |
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| The capital of Northern Ireland |
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| The city Rome fought in the Punic Wars |
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| The country known as the "Emerald Isle" |
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| The document signed in 1215 that established the tradition that the monarch is limited by law |
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| The efforts to take Jerusalem back from the Turks |
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| The empire England belonged to for 400 years in ancient times |
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| The false idea that the Bible does not mean what it says |
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| The first Englishman to sail around the world |
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| The first emperor of the Roman Empire |
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| The first explorer to reach North America in modern times |
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| The first great missionary of the Christian church |
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| The freed slave who wrote many fables |
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| The greatest writer of the Elizabethan Age |
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| The greek word meaning "marketplace" |
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| The inventor of the printing press |
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| The largest country on the island of Great Britain |
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| The leader of the Roundheads |
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| The longest river in the British Isles |
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| The man who produced the first printed version of the English Bible |
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| The man who produced the first translation of the entire Bible in English |
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| The missionary known as the "Father of Modern Missions" |
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| The mountain chain known as the "Backbone of England" |
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| The people who came from England to the New World for freeom to worship |
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| The queen who promised, "I will be good" |
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| The time when machinery began to do the work formerly done by men and animals |
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| The victory of William the Conqueror |
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| The word that comes from two words meaning "people" and "rule" |
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| The world's largest landmass |
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| What monks in monostaries copied and preserved |
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| Where the Protestant Reformation began |
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