Our American Heritage pages 212-245
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| What was the best thing about Sunday for Booker? | molasses
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| Where did Booker and his family move to after they were free? | Malden, West Virginia
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| What did Booker wish he had been born with when he started school? | last name
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| Where did Booker go that 500 miles away? | Hampton Institute
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| What did Booker learn to love? | the Bible
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| What school was Booker in charge of? | Tuskegee Institute
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| What did Booker say that the happiest people in the world are? | Those who do the most for others
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| What was George Washington Carver's favorite hobby? | studying plants
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| When George Washington Carver was 10 years old walked where to attend school? | Neosho
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| What family did George Washington Carver live with? | Watkins
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| What did Mr. Carver become at the Tuskegee Institute? | Director of Agriculture
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| How many uses of the peanut did Professor Carver discover? | 300
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| How many uses of the sweet potato did Professor Carver discover? | 118
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| Where did Laura Ingalls Wilder live? | Wisconsin
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| Who did Laura marry? | Almanzo Wilder
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| After Mary Ingall's fever became worse, what happened to her? | slowly went blind
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| What was Laura's first doll made from? | Corn cob
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| What did Laura write? | autobiography
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| What date was Billy Sunday born? | November 19, 1862
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| During what event was Billy Sunday born? | Civil War
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| What did Billy Sunday receive at the Orphans' Home in Davenport, Iowa? | Good education and excellent Bible teaching
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| What team did Billy Sunday play baseball for? | Chicago White Sox
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| What world's record did Billy Sunday hold? | stolen bases
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| What filled the emptiness that Billy Sunday felt? | Jesus Christ
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| Who did Billy Sunday choose as his song leader? | Homer Rodeheaver
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| What word did Booker T. Washington hear the other slaves whispering? | "freedom"
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| Where did Booker work with his stepfather? | salt mines
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| What was the first book Booker ever owned? | blue-backed speller
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| George Washington Carver was owned and reared by whom? | Mr. and Mrs. Moses Carver
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| What college did George Washington Carver begin to study plants? | Iowa State University
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| What did Laura Ingalls Wilder's father build the family when they moved west? | prairie schooner
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| What expression was used to explain people getting saved during one of Billy Sunday's evangelistic meetings? | "hitting the sawdust trail"
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| What did Billy Sunday do so that mothers could attend his meetings to hear God's Word? | organize a nursery
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| How many people is it estimated that Billy Sunday preached to in his lifetime? | one hundred million
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| Why was it important for Booker T. Washington to remember the number 18? | Stepfather's number was 18
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| What did Laura Ingalls Wilder mean when she promised herself that she would be Mary's eyes? | Laura would describe every new thing she saw to Mary.
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| Why was Laura Ingalls Wilder's time in history considered a remarkable time? | America had made many changes during Laura's ninety years of life
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| Why did Billy Sunday feel it was important to preach against the evil of liquor? | He saw the pain, cruelty and tragedy that came to the drunkard and his family
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