Duplicate of Duplicate of 3rd Grade Historical Figures

Question 1

My character trait is freedom of conscience & expression. I wrote a newspaper:"The Revolution."

Accepted Answer

Susan B. Anthony

Question 2

My character trait is freedom of conscience and expression. I gave speeches against slavery.

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 3

I traveled to Washington D.C. to ask lawmakers to allow women to vote. The 19th Amendment=1920.

Accepted Answer

Susan B. Anthony

Question 4

I escaped to the north. I lived in New York and Massachussetts. I traved to Europe.

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 5

I was born in Massachusetts to Quakers.

Accepted Answer

Susan B. Anthony

Question 6

I rode my horse to warn colonists that the Bristish soldiers were coming.

Accepted Answer

Paul Revere

Question 7

I opened a school in Daytona Beach for African Americans. It's now a college.

Accepted Answer

Mary McLeod Bethune

Question 8

My character trait=liberty.I fought for freedom in the Revolutionary War against Great Britain.

Accepted Answer

Paul Revere

Question 9

Friends helped buy my freedom.

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 10

I was born into slavery on a farm in Maryland. I was an abolitionist who worked to free others.

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 11

I was arrested for voting and had to pair a $100 fine.

Accepted Answer

Susan B. Anthony

Question 12

I was in the Sons of Liberty. I dumped tea into the Boston Harbor to protest unfair taxes.

Accepted Answer

Paul Revere

Question 13

I wanted to be a missionary but was not allowed to because I was black.

Accepted Answer

Mary McLeod Bethune

Question 14

I wrote an autobiography about my life as a slave and in "The North Star."

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 15

I was born in South Carolina. My parents had been slaves.

Accepted Answer

Mary McLeod Bethune

Question 16

My character trait=diligence. I helped start a school for African Americans.

Accepted Answer

Mary McLeod Bethune

Question 17

My family and I were Quakers and abolitionists. I worked for suffrage.

Accepted Answer

Susan B. Anthony

Question 18

I was born in Boston, Massachussetts. I was born a silversmith and a patriot.

Accepted Answer

Paul Revere

Questions 18