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Unit 3- Lesson 1 & 2
What was the Underground Railroad?
What year did Ellis island open?
Unit 3- Lesson 1 & 2
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What year did Ellis island open?
1892
1956
1423
1908
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What was the Underground Railroad?
A railroad that ran underground like a subway
A choo-choo train
The name given to the first submarine
A system of secret routes used during slavery
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What does Emancipate mean?
to be set free
Starting a war
free snacks
4
Is all the businesses that make one kind of product or provide one kind of service
industry
natural resources
canned goods
5
Map Skills: The North was considered the...
Free States
A Territory
Capital States
Slave States
6
How did immigrants arrive to the U.S. in the late 1800s early 1900s?
All of the above
Ellis Island
None
New Jersey shore
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Who was Harriet Tubman?
All of the above
An abolitionist
An escaped slave
A conductor on the Underground Railroad
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What did the 13th amendment do?
Granted Direct election of Senators
Abolished slavery
Established the Federal Reserve
Granted Women's Suffrage
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What is Ellis island now?
A School
a waterpark
A football Field
A Museum
10
What did thomas edison invent?
phone
crop rotation
nothing
light bulb
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How did immigrants travel to Ellis Island?
Boat
Train
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In what year did the Civil War begin?
1869
1865
1861
1860
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What is the 15th amendment?
gave all men the right to vote
power to the states
power to the people
abolished slavery
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What did the conductors of the Underground Railroad do?
They were like drivers for each train
They led the slaves along the route to freedom
They were owners of homes along the route
A person who conducted a musical group
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How did New Jersey's economy grow after the Civil War?
New Jersey had a large number of workers
ALL THE ANSWERS
Good road ways and waterways
Trade with nearby cities such as Philadephia and New York City
