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Grades 6, 7 and 8 - History - Middle School - Famous Texts in History
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So many important texts have been written or produced through the centuries. Many of them have had a significant impact on events in history and are still affecting the world today. From the Magna Carta to the American Declaration of Independence, from Shakespeare to the treaty of Versailles, we would not be where we are today without these important historical texts. 

Grades 6, 7 and 8 - History - Middle School - Famous Texts in History
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1. Charles Darwin was a scientist who explained his ideas in a book. What was it called?
2. Shakespeare wrote many plays which had a lot of influence. What else did he do?
3. One series of books by J. K. Rowling has had a huge impact on readers, both young and old. What were the books about?
4. In 1085-6, King William I drew up a document to detail land and resources. What was it called?
5. The Bible is widely considered to be the best selling book of all time. How many copies are estimated to have been sold?
6. On February 24th, 1582, Pope Gregory XIII wrote something which we still use today. What was it?
7. In 1905, Alfred Binet wrote something which most of us may face in our lifetime. What was it?
8. The term 'Big Brother' was first used in a story by George Orwell. What was it called?
9. Signed in the French Palace on June 28th, 1919, what was the Treaty of Versailles supposed to stop?
10. In 1840, Catherine Elizabeth Benson Brewer was the first ever woman to receive a very important piece of paper. What was it?
11. A document was produced on February 21st, 1878 which ensured the telephone was a success. What was it?
12. King John wrote the Magna Carta in the 13th Century to make very clear laws for everyone. What was it written on?
13. In 1963, Martin Luther King read a rousing speech about equal rights for black people. What is a famous line from the speech?
14. One man's writing is credited with saving Christmas. Who was he?
15. The Dictionary of the English Language was written by Samuel Johnson and was the first dictionary to do what?
16. A 14th century collection of stories by Chaucer is one of the most popular works ever known. What is it called?
17. In 1863, American president Lincoln delivered a famous speech which began with the words, 'Four score and seven years ago'. What was the speech called?
18. What does the American Bill of Rights do?
19. The Declaration of Independence, written in 1776, saw the beginning of the forming of which country?
20. The Rosetta Stone bears ancient inscriptions written in four languages. What did they later help to solve?