Which abolitionists were once enslaved?

Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth

In the Dred Scott decision the Supreme Court said

enslaved people were property and had no rights.

Southern states left the Union

to protect their ownership of enslaved people.

Where did the Underground Railroad lead?

to the North and Canada or to Mexico, Florida, or Caribbean

Which of the following sentences is true?

There were more factories in the North than in the South.

The Civil War began when

Confederate troops attached Fort Sumter.

free blacks and whites, men and women.

In the South, after the invention of the cotton gin

planters bought more land and more enslaved people.

grew up on a farm and did not have much time to go to school

What did Abolitionists do to stop slavery?

They wrote and spoke against slavery.

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1
Which abolitionists were once enslaved?
Harriet Tubman and William Lloyd Garrison
Sarah and Angelina Grimke
Sojourner Truth and Angelina Grimke
Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth
2
In the Dred Scott decision the Supreme Court said
enslaved people had the same rights as Americans.
enslaved people became citizens if they went to a free state
slavery was illegal in all territories.
enslaved people were property and had no rights.
3
Southern states left the Union
to protect their ownership of enslaved people.
because they voted for Lincoln.
because they wanted more tariffs.
because Douglas won the election.
4
Where did the Underground Railroad lead?
to the North and Canada or to Mexico, Florida, or Caribbean
to Europe
to the Southern states
to Africa
5
Which of the following sentences is true?
The South had more factories and the North had more farms.
There were more factories in the North than in the South.
Most people worked on farms in both the North and the South.
Both the South and the North had many factories.
6
The Fugitive Slave Law ordered people to
read Uncle Tom's Cabin.
return runaways to slavery.
help slaves run away.
return runaways to the North.
7
The Civil War began when
Confederate troops attached Fort Sumter.
South Carolina voted to leave the Union.
abolitionists formed the Republican party.
Lincoln was elected president.
8
Sectionalism increased because of conflicts over
competition between farmers in the North and South.
tariffs and slavery.
the removal of tariffs on manufactured goods.
the price of cotton and manufactured goods.
9
John Brown attacked the Army post to
arm himself against slaves.
protect his family from slave owners.
arm himself from Abolitionists.
start a slave rebellion.
10
The Northern states wanted to
force the slave states to leave the Union.
send enslaved people back to Africa.
leave the union to defend slavery.
make slavery illegal.
11
Uncle Tom's Cabin was a book about
the cruelty of slavery.
the conflict between the North and the South.
the dangers of living in the territories.
the slave rebellion led by John Brown.
12
Abolitionists were
free blacks and whites, men and women.
enslaved black men.
free black men and white women.
all white men.
13
Most of the money for The Liberator and the Underground Railroad came from
William Lloyd Garrison.
the American Anti-Slavery Society.
free blacks.
the daughters of plantation owners.
14
In the South, after the invention of the cotton gin
planters bought more land and more enslaved people.
planters bought some land and stopped enslaving people.
planters bought less land and more enslaved people.
planters bought more land and fewer enslaved people.
15
Abraham Lincoln
was a Democrat.
grew up on a farm and did not have much time to go to school
was from a rich family.
won the Senate election against Stephen Douglas.
16
What did Abolitionists do to stop slavery?
They explained that slavery was necessary for the economy.
They bought new slaves.
They wrote and spoke against slavery.
They returned escaped slaves to slavery.

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