How did New York State support the Union during the Civil War?

By providing soldiers, equipment, and food

What did women and enslaved people in the Americas have in common?

They faced discrimination and inequality

According to the chart, how did the population change between 1638 and 1664 in New Amsterdam?

The total Black population in New Amsterdam went up.

What was one challenge faced by individuals working for people’s rights and freedoms?

Resistance and opposition from those in power

What role did the Civil War play in the fight for equal rights and freedoms?

It led to the abolishment of slavery & paved a way for further advancements

Who were some individuals who took action to bring about change for women's rights?

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The Civil War was fought between which two groups of people?

The Northern states and the Southern states of the United States

What is one factor that led to the Civil War in the United States?

The struggle enslaved people had for equal rights and freedoms

Where can students research a local community's contribution to the Civil War effort?

At war memorials, a local library, reenactments, historical associations

Who were some individuals who took action to abolish (end) slavery?

Samuel Cornish, Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison & Harriet Tubman

What was the main goal of the Women’s Suffrage movement in the United States?

To allow women to vote in elections.

What idea is expressed in the excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments?

Both men and women are created equal.

What conclusion can be drawn from the chart?

Northern cities had some enslaved people by 1703.

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1
How did New York State support the Union during the Civil War?
By providing soldiers, equipment, and food
By remaining neutral
By ignoring the war altogether
By supporting the Confederacy
2
What did women and enslaved people in the Americas have in common?
They faced discrimination and inequality
They were all treated fairly
They didn't care about their rights
They all agreed on everything
3
According to the chart, how did the population change between 1638 and 1664 in New Amsterdam?
There was no change in the Black population in New Amsterdam.
The total Black population in New Amsterdam went up.
The population of enslaved Blacks went down.
The population of free Blacks went down.
4
What did slaves in New York State experience?
discrimination and inequality
Freedom and equality
equal rights and oppurtunities
Complete independence
5
What was one challenge faced by individuals working for people’s rights and freedoms?
Resistance and opposition from those in power
Unlimited resources and assistance
Overwhelming support from the government
Lack of motivation
6
What role did the Civil War play in the fight for equal rights and freedoms?
It marked the end of Britain's control over the colonies
It had no impact on the rights of individuals
It worsened the situation for discriminated groups
It led to the abolishment of slavery & paved a way for further advancements
7
Who were some individuals who took action to bring about change for women's rights?
Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
8
The Civil War was fought between which two groups of people?
French and Indians
The Northern states and the Southern states of the United States
Loyalists and Patriots
The British and The French
9
What rights were denied to women during the 1800s?
The right to own property
All of the above
The right to vote
The right to education
10
What was the name given to those who wished to end slavery?
Abolitionist
Confederate
Suffragist
Patriot
11
What is one factor that led to the Civil War in the United States?
The popularity of a single political party
The need for more factories across the United States
The desire (want) for new territories
The struggle enslaved people had for equal rights and freedoms
12
Where can students research a local community's contribution to the Civil War effort?
At war memorials, a local library, reenactments, historical associations
At a local grocery store
At a movie about a documentary about the US’s contribution to the Civil War
At a sports stadium in their local community
13
Who were some individuals who took action to abolish (end) slavery?
Samuel Cornish, Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison & Harriet Tubman
John Adams and Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson and George Washington
Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln
14
What was the main goal of the Women’s Suffrage movement in the United States?
To allow women to own property.
To provide women with better education opportunities.
To allow women to vote in elections.
To gain equal pay for women in all jobs.
15
What idea is expressed in the excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments?
Only men are created equal.
Only certain people are entitled to rights.
Women should not have rights.
Both men and women are created equal.
16
Compare the similarities and differences of the struggle for rights for African Americans and Women in the United States
African Americans dealt with slavery and segregation
All of the above
Women mainly fought for the right to vote
They were both treated unfairly in America
17
What conclusion can be drawn from the chart?
Northern cities had some enslaved people by 1703.
Boston had the most enslaved people in 1703.
Northern cities had the same number of enslaved people as southern cities
Slavery was abolished in northern cities.
18
Which state was formerly known as the colony of New Amsterdam?
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York

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