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This 25-card flashcard set covers American history topics for third graders, focusing on Theodore Roosevelt, Laura Ingalls Wilder, and Billy Sunday. It includes questions about the Panama Canal, Mount Rushmore, the Rough Riders, and the life and works of each historical figure. Use it for test preparation, history review, or classroom drill on early 20th-century American history and biography.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
History
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated January 2025

Terms in This Set

  • Who helped Laura Ingalls Wilder edit her first book?
  • What did Billy Sunday organize for children so that mothers could hear the gospel?
  • What is the name of the mount that has four president's faces on it?
  • Who was the first American to win the Noble Peace Prize?
  • Billy Sunday was a missionary for the _____.
  • The Square Deal made the Grand _________ a national monument.
  • Who preached in big tabernacles that were set up for him?
  • The Rough Riders became famous at the battle of San Juan ______.
  • The pioneers used covered wagons called prairie ________.
  • Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote a series of books about _________.
  • What was the name of the canal that was built between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans?
  • Did Laura Ingalls Wilder's sister Mary lose her sight or her hearing?
  • Billy Sunday played baseball for the ________ White Stockings.
  • Who was the teddy bear named after?
  • Who started the U.S. Forest Service?
  • What can you call a person who changes something for the better?
  • What was the name of the group of men that Theodore Roosevelt was in charge of?
  • When Laura Ingalls Wilder was still young, she became a __________.
  • Which sport did Billy Sunday play before he became an evangelist?
  • Which war was being fought when Billy Sunday was born?
  • Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot a _____ because it was tied up.
  • Name two states that Laura Ingalls Wilder lived in.
  • Was Theodore Roosevelt the youngest or the oldest president of the United States?
  • Laura Ingalls Wilder decided to write books so that ________ would not be forgotten.
  • Why did tabernacles have to be built for Billy Sunday to preach in?

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