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MyWorld Chp 4- Civil War, lesson 1
MyWorld Chp 4- Civil War, lesson 1
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Pearson My World- NJ 4th grade Chapter 4- The Civil War, lesson 1
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Why were many Quakers active in the abolitionist movement?
Their religion called for equal treatment for all people.
Their religion called for the separation of the races.
They disliked white southerners
Believed plantation life was healthier than factory life.
2
How did "conductors" help smuggle escaped slaves to safety?
by using boats & signal lights
by taking them in covered wagons
all of the above
by horseback
3
What was the
name
of the U.S. war that was fought to keep the country united & to end slavery?
The North vs. the South War
The War of 1812
The American Revolution
The Civil War
4
What was the system of helping slaves escape become known as?
the Underground Railroad
the Northern Railway
treason
the Train Station
5
Many Underground Railroad routes passes through New Jersey.
True
False
6
A NJ station house in an African American community where escaping slaves could stay & hide.
Cape May hotels
the Peter Mott House, Lawnside, NJ
Boston Habor, Mass.
Philadelphia, PA
7
Harriet Tubman helped over 300 people do what?
register to vote
travel by railroad for the first time
enlist in the army
escape slavery in the South
8
A large farm that grows one type of crop, such as cotton, usually located in the South.
the big house
a planter
a plantation
a nation
9
In the 1800s why did many people come willingly to the North?
to work in its hundreds of new factories
to work on plantations
to see President Lincoln
the ride on the Underground Railroad
10
Choose some famous abolitionists.
the Quakers & the Grimke sisters
Harriet Tubman & William Still
all of the above
Frederick Douglas & Sojourner Truth
11
Someone who wanted to end slavery.
loyalist
patriot
abolitionist
citizen
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Why were there more slaves in the South than in the North?
More factories were in the South.
Northerners were kinder than southerners.
Many enslaved northerners escaped to the South.
South had large plantations that used slaves for free labor.