The definition of a fugitive is

Someone who runs away to avoid capture

How did Uncle Tom's Cabin help start the Civil War?

Made people aware of how awful slavery was

How did Samuel Slater contribute to American industrailization?

He brought the British water-powered textile mill to America

What was the compromise of 1850

A compromise made in 1850 that gave the US slave free states

What did the conductors of the Underground Railroad do?

They led the slaves along the route to freedom

What was the Kansas Nebraska Act?

States were allowed to vote if free or slave states?

measures the size and shape of land

What was required to end slavery in the South?

Southern states would have to choose to end slavery

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1
The definition of a fugitive is
Someone who follows the law
Someone who works on a farm
Someone who works in a factory
Someone who runs away to avoid capture
2
What was an abolitionist?
Slave Owner
Someone for slavery
Police officer
Someone againest slavery
3
Areas in the countryside
Rural
Urban
4
Areas in the city were
Rural
Urban
5
How did Uncle Tom's Cabin help start the Civil War?
Showed many Southerners were ready for war
Helped the North with strategies to win the war
Was the location of the first battle
Made people aware of how awful slavery was
6
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
none of the above
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Belfry
Harriet Beecher Stowe
7
The Underground Railroad was a real railroad.
False
True
8
How did Samuel Slater contribute to American industrailization?
He brought the British water-powered textile mill to America
He created the spoils system
He founded the Whig Party
He invented the first textile mill
9
Secede means
to withdrawl
to win
to go forward
to do something well
10
What was the compromise of 1850
A compromise made in 1850 that made Utah a state
It doesn't exist, weirdo.
A compromise made in 1850 that gave the US slave free states
The year Lincoln was voted for president
11
Who was Harriet Tubman?
All of the above
A conductor on the Underground Railroad
A nurse
An escaped slave
12
Most U.S. factories were located in the South.
False
True
13
What did the conductors of the Underground Railroad do?
They led the slaves along the route to freedom
A person who conducted a musical group
They were owners of homes along the route
They were like drivers for each train
14
What were some of the differences, other than slavery, between the North and the South?
Where they lived
Both
Their industries
15
What was the Kansas Nebraska Act?
this was a law that protected corn crops in these states.
Kansas and Nebraska became one state.
States were allowed to vote if free or slave states?
It made slavery illegal.
16
what is a surveyor?
designs buildings
measures the size and shape of land
checks the building complies with codes
hires workers
17
What was required to end slavery in the South?
Southern states needed more land to end slavery
Southern states would have to choose to end slavery
18
Who was the leader of the abolitionist movement?
William Lloyd Garrison
Labron James
Mr. Covey
Frederick Douglass
19
The Mason Dixon Line is the _______________ between the North and the South.
Fugitive
Property
Border
Underground Railroad
20
Mills were a type of factory to house machines.
True
False

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