What did abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass have in common?

Both were members of the American Anti-Slavery Society.

Which two arguments did proslavery activists use to defend slavery?

Slavery was needed to help maintain the Southern economy., Slavery had historical roots because ancient societies had enslaved people.

How were enslaved people who worked as servants in homes different from those who worked in the fields?

They had access to better living conditions.

Which restriction did enslaved people face?

They were forbidden from gathering in large groups.

What did William Lloyd Garrison do?

founded the antislavery newspaper The Liberator, co-founded the American Anti-Slavery Society

How did the Great Awakening of the early 1800s help spread the abolitionist movement?

It spread the idea of slavery as a morally wrong practice.

Which methods did abolitionists use to spread the abolitionist movement?

published antislavery books and articles

was a former slave, worked mainly as an antislavery lecturer

What did Maria Stewart do?

gave speeches in favor of education for African American women

helped many slaves escape to the North, was a former slave

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1
The North was antislavery.
True
False
2
What did abolitionists William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass have in common?
Both escaped the South using the Underground Railroad.
Both co-founded the abolitionist newspaper The Liberator.
Both believed that the US Constitution could be used to end slavery.
Both were members of the American Anti-Slavery Society.
3
Which two arguments did proslavery activists use to defend slavery?
Slavery allowed enslaved people to develop a deep sense of gratitude.
Slavery helped improve human courage, strength, and willpower.
Slavery was needed to help maintain the Southern economy.
Slavery had historical roots because ancient societies had enslaved people.
4
Which two states were among the first to abolish or limit slavery?
Texas
South Carolina
Connecticut
Vermont
5
How were enslaved people who worked as servants in homes different from those who worked in the fields?
They were not brought to auctions of enslaved people.
They received a basic education.
They could marry anybody of their choosing.
They had access to better living conditions.
6
Which restriction did enslaved people face?
They were forbidden from gathering in large groups.
They were forbidden from eating foods of their choice.
They were forbidden from practicing religion.
They were forbidden from marrying or having children.
7
What did William Lloyd Garrison do?
founded the antislavery newspaper The Liberator
gave speeches in favor of education for African American women
co-founded the American Anti-Slavery Society
8
How did the Great Awakening of the early 1800s help spread the abolitionist movement?
It made enslaved people increasingly resistant to their enslavers' wishes.
It portrayed antislavery leaders as brave, heroic figures.
It taught cultural values and ideas to uneducated enslaved people.
It spread the idea of slavery as a morally wrong practice.
9
Which methods did abolitionists use to spread the abolitionist movement?
filed lawsuits against enslavers
published antislavery books and articles
urged enslaved people to destroy plantations
took away enslavers’ land
10
Sojourner Truth
was a former slave
worked mainly as an antislavery lecturer
wrote a book
11
What did Maria Stewart do?
co-founded the AmericanAnti-Slavery Society
gave speeches in favor of education for African American women
founded the antislavery newspaper The Liberator
12
Harriet Tubman
was an antislavery lecturer
helped many slaves escape to the North
was a former slave
13
Sorjourner Truth and Harriet Tubman were both
former slaves
white women
14
The abolitionists objected to slavery for _____ reasons.
political
economic
moral

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