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5th-Ch_6,Lessons1&2

Slavery Divides the Country

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This person led a rebellion of African American slaves in Southampton County, Virginia in August 1831. Who he? Nat Turner
This former slave began to learn to read at age. Later in life he wrote a book about his early life. It was called: "Narrative of the Life of ______ _______ , An American Slave. Frederick Douglass
Which part of the country had a larger poopulation (more people living there) in 186, the North or the South? the Northern states
Which part of the country had more immigrants, more people who had moved to the United States from other countries? the North or the South? the Northern states
Which part of the U.S. grew more cotton, the North or the South? the Southern states
Which part of the U.S. had an economy based primarily on agriculture? the South or the South? the Southern states
Why did so many immigrants from Europe settle in the large cities of the North? there were many jobs available in the factories located in large cities in the North.
What is the name of the abolitionist who founded a newspaper called "The Liberator?" William Lloyd Garrison
what is the definition of "abolitionist?" someone who opposed slavery, wanted to end slavery in the United States
What was the network of secret routes set up to help slaves escape from the South to freedom in the North? Underground Railroad
who were the "passengers" on the Underground Railroad slaves who were trying to escape to the north
who were "stationmasters" on the Underground Railroad? people who fed and gave slaves a place to stay as they attempted to reach freedom in the North.
what were "stations" along the Underground Railroad? stations were the houses where people would hide and feed slaves who were trying to escape to freedom in the north.
Why did Angelina and Sarah Grimke leave their home an a southern plantation and move to the North? It was very dangerous for anyone to speak out against slavery in the South.
What is the name of the slave who went to Court to get his freedom? He said that he was free because he had lived in a free territory in the north. Dred Scott
Who was the abolitionist who led a group of men and attacked an armory/arsenal (place where weapons are stored)? He hoped to start a slave rebellion. John Brown
What is the name of the armory in Virginia that was attacked by abolitionists in 1859? Harper's Ferry
What is a good estimate of the number of slaves that Hariett Tubman helped escape to their freedom, using the Underground Railroad? around 3 slaves
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