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Society and Culture Before the Civil War
The Underground Railroad
African Americans in the North
Society and Culture Before the Civil War
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African Americans in the North
were accepted and welcomed
asked Sophia G. and Sara
faced discrimination and racism
were mill and factory owners
2
The Underground Railroad
moved slaves to freedom at night
Is how Ella gets from Giselle's house to Valentina's house
was full of slave catchers
was a series of tunnels used to move slaved between plantations
3
The fastest way to move goods in the North was by
steamship
stagecoach
Joe's bicycle
railroad
4
Cotton became the most important crop in the South
after they learned corn wouldn't grow there
after Conor and Matthew taught them how to plant it
after the Civil War
after the cotton gin was invented
5
Henry David Thoreau
wanted to eliminate slavery
thought the government should be move involved in people's lives
questioned society's rules
is Tommy's best friend
6
Southerners who did not own slaves supported slavery.
True
False
7
Susan B Anthony worked for the rights of
African Americans
Izzy and Jake
Women
Prisoners
8
Denmark Vesey and Nat Turner
were leading abolitionists
both led slave revolts
both escaped on the Underground Railroad
are friends with Jesse and Cole
9
Who dedicated their life to helping the imprisoned?
Dorothea Dix
Maria, Maggie and Erin
Frederick Douglas
Sojourner Truth
10
A Trancendentalist
thought you should trust your emotions and intuition
wanted to free slaves
thinks JD asks too many questions
wanted women to vote
11
The cotton gin
made slaves lives easier
increased the need for slaves
decreased the need for slaves
was invented by Trzebor and Will
12
The climate in the South can be described as
only Kylie and Gabby know
hot and dry
mild winters and long hot summers
cold, harsh winters
13
In the US, slaves were
citizens
usually named Michael or Mary Grace
property
dependents
14
Who was motivated by religious beliefs to be an abolitionist?
Katy and Ava
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Tubman
15
US immigrants settle in the North because
it offered free land
Olivia told Katie it was the best place to live
it offered jobs in mills and factories
they were attracted by the good climate
16
Slaves expressed African cultural tradition
through art, music and folk tales
by naming their daughters Payton
by working hard in the fields
by secretly learning to read and write
17
An agrarian
supported farming
supported an end to slavery
supported mills and factories
is Eden's nickname for Finnley
18
The Second Great Awakening
focused on abolishing slavery
Describes Brennan, Brody , and RJ. when they wake up from their nap
was a renewed interest in religion
fought for women's rights
19
A shift from handmade products to machine made products is
impossible
Agrarian Society
Maddie and Sophia D.'s invention
Industrial Revolution
20
Efforts to establish public schools benefitted
anyone named Fiona
boys
Native Americans
African Americans
21
Southeners responded to slave rebellions by
passing stricter slave codes
giving slaves more freedom
asking Declan or Vito for help
freeing their slaves
22
Sojourner Truth represented
both women's rights and education reform
Colin C. and Ethan in a court of law
prison reform and women's rights
both women's rights and ending slavery
23
Which of the following was push factor of immigration in the mid-1800s?
political conflict
free land
escape from slavery
the promise of a job working for Wyatt
24
The economy in the South was based on
mining
banking
agriculture
Emma's shipbuilding empire
25
Southerners invested their money
in Trixie's pyramid scheme
in mills and factories
in land and slaves
in building a railroad
