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3rd Grade History Quiz 6

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  • For about how many years did John Greenleaf Whittier write poetry?
    40
  • What 3 books would usually be found in a colonial school?
    a Bible, a primer, and a speller
  • How many years did it take Mr. Webster to finish the dictionary?
    20 years
  • The first American dictionary
    The American Dictionary of the English Language
  • The writer of the first American textbook and the first American dictionary
    Noah Webster
  • In what branch of Massachusetts government did Mr. Whittier serve?
    state legislature
  • Where did Louisa May Alcott's family live?
    Massachusetts
  • Davy Crockett served in Congress as a representative of ......
    Tennessee
  • A former Spanish mission that was used as a forth by Texas soldiers
    Alamo
  • President of Mexico who led his army against Texas
    Santa Anna
  • A person, real of fictional, who is admired by the people of a particular place for his accomplishments.
    Folk hero
  • This man served as the governor of Tennessee and later Texas
    Sam Houston
  • Eighteen-minute battle that Mexico lost against Texas
    The Battle of San Jacinto
  • A pioneer and explorer from Tennessee who died as a hero in the Battle of the Alamo
    David "Davy" Crockett
  • Louisa's home was a stop on the ...... ...... where slaves stopped for food and rest.
    Underground Railroad
  • Louisa May Alcott's most famous book
    Little Women
  • The words to about how many hymns were written by Mr. Whittier?
    about 100
  • A textbook for young children
    primer
  • Why did Mr. Webster write the Blue-Backed Speller?
    There were no American textbooks
  • This man was a Quaker poet
    John Greenleaf Whittier
  • How many volumes of Christian poetry did Mr. Whittier write?
    4
  • writer of Little Women and other books
    Louisa May Alcott
  • The best-loved poem of John Greenleaf Whittier
    Snow-Bound
  • Against what practice did John Greenleaf Whittier write articles and poems?
    slavery
  • The first American textbook for children
    Blue-Backed Speller