What was Frederick Douglass' "North Star" written about?

shared information about ending slavery & promoting equality for all people

How did the growth of cities impact the production of goods in the United States?

More people moved to cities= larger workforce & increased supply of goods

Why is the 13th amendment important?

abolished slavery in the United States, making sure all people were free.

From your reading on the test, what as Frederick Douglass saying about the Fourth of July?

freedom means everyone should have liberty and treated equally

How did advancements in technology create connections between different regions of the United States (N, S, MW, W)?

Railroads & steamboats made it easier to transport people, goods across U.S

Tensions in the N & S caused some border states to secede from the Union to join the Confederacy. What does secede mean?

to leave or break away from a country or group

What was the main goal of an abolitionist in the United States?

To fight for the end of slavery and help enslaved people gain freedom

How did the cotton gin affect farming in the U.S.?

produced more cotton= increased the number of slaves in the U.S.

Which statement does NOT explain the role of Black soldiers during the Civil War?

they were not allowed to join the army and had no role in the war

What was Harriet Tubman’s role as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad?

helped slaves escape to freedom by secretly guiding them along safe routes

Why was geography most important for factory use?

water from rivers and streams powered steam engines for factories and mills

How did building new waterways like the Erie Canal benefit the U.S.

moving people & goods was faster and cheaper =cities and businesses grew

Why did President Abraham Lincoln issue the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War?

To free slaves in Confederate states & weaken the South’s ability to fight

What do you think the phrase "anti-slavery sentiment" means?

A belief that slavery was wrong and should be ended

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1
What was Frederick Douglass' "North Star" written about?
published stories about the weather and farming
reported on news about sports and entertainment
focused on the growth of railroads and factories
shared information about ending slavery & promoting equality for all people
2
How did the growth of cities impact the production of goods in the United States?
Cities grew smaller, so fewer goods were needed
More people moved to cities= larger workforce & increased supply of goods
People in cities stopped buying goods because they made everything by hand
Factories stopped producing goods because people wanted to live on farms
3
Why is the 13th amendment important?
gave Black women and men the right to vote
abolished slavery in the United States, making sure all people were free.
It stopped Jim Crow Laws in the South
allowed new states to join the country
4
From your reading on the test, what as Frederick Douglass saying about the Fourth of July?
freedom means everyone should have liberty and treated equally
4th of July was remembered for the hard work of enslaved people
the 4th of July should be celebrated on a different day
the 4th of July should be a day of celebration, not sadness
5
How did advancements in technology create connections between different regions of the United States (N, S, MW, W)?
People had to travel by horse instead of using machines
New technology made each region stop trading with others
Technology only helped farmers and did not connect different regions
Railroads & steamboats made it easier to transport people, goods across U.S
6
Tensions in the N & S caused some border states to secede from the Union to join the Confederacy. What does secede mean?
To create new laws to stop a war
to leave or break away from a country or group
to make peace and stay united
7
What was the main goal of an abolitionist in the United States?
To fight for the end of slavery and help enslaved people gain freedom
To build railroads and factories to improve the economy
To move to new territories and avoid the issue of slavery
To create new laws that supported slavery in the South
8
the debate over the continuation of slavery was fought mostly between the __________
North and Midwest
South and West
North and South
only the South
9
How did the cotton gin affect farming in the U.S.?
produced more cotton= increased the number of slaves in the U.S.
produced less cotton= decreased the number of slaves in the U.S.
10
Which statement does NOT explain the role of Black soldiers during the Civil War?
they fought bravely for the Union
they were not allowed to join the army and had no role in the war
were considered "freedmen" after the Emancipation Proclamation
proved that African Americans deserved freedom and equality
11
What was Harriet Tubman’s role as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad?
gave speeches to convince people to build more railroads
helped slaves escape to freedom by secretly guiding them along safe routes
worked at a train station selling tickets
drove a train that carried people across the country
12
Why was geography most important for factory use?
factories needed to be near farms to use their goods to make new products
water from rivers and streams powered steam engines for factories and mills
factories needed wood to build textile mills
13
How did building new waterways like the Erie Canal benefit the U.S.
helped farmers by giving them more water for their crops
moving people & goods was faster and cheaper =cities and businesses grew
made a barrier that kept people from moving west
made the ocean bigger, allowing more ships to travel
14
What does the Juneteenth Holiday celebrate?
the end of the Civil War
Labor Day
the emancipation of slavery
Lincoln's birthday
15
Why did President Abraham Lincoln issue the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War?
To end slavery in all states, including the North and the border states
To punish the South after the war was already over
To give the Confederate states more power during the war
To free slaves in Confederate states & weaken the South’s ability to fight
16
What do you think the phrase "anti-slavery sentiment" means?
A group of people who wanted to own more enslaved workers
A law that made slavery stronger in the United States
A new way to help plantations grow more crops
A belief that slavery was wrong and should be ended

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