| A | B |
|---|
| England | His homeland |
| merchant | the occupation of William's grandfather |
| three | Wilberforce had ____ sisters. |
| nine | his age when his father died |
| Hannah and William Wilberforce | William's aunt and uncle |
| John Newton | an evangelist who influenced Wilberforce |
| slave-ship captain | John Newton's former occupation |
| Amazing Grace | a movie about the life of Wilberforce |
| Church of England | his mother's religion |
| Cambridge | location of St. John's College |
| partying and playing cards | what Wilberforce enjoyed about college |
| William Pitt | his friend who became Prime Minister |
| Hull | Wilberforce's hometown |
| twenty-one | his age when first elected to Parliament |
| Isaac Milner | Wilberforce's traveling companion in Europe |
| Barbara Spooner | Wilberforce's wife |
| six | Wilberforce and his wife had ____ children. |
| forty-four | the number of years he served in Parliament |
| Slave Trade Act | abolished the slave trade in England |
| horrible | a word to describe the treatment of slaves |
| 13th Amendment | abolished slavery in the United States |
| iron quoits | were used as barter in the slave trade |
| Africa | the home country of many slaves |
| Robert and Samuel | two of Wilberforce's sons |
| thirty-seven | his age when he married |
| twenty | his wife's age when they married |
| seventeen | the age difference between Wilberforce and his wife |
| Bible | the book responsible for his conversion |
