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Slavery and Abolitionists

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What is a plantation? Large farm
Why did Southern plantations in the Antebellum period need slave labor? Needed an inexpensive supply of workers to help them raise cash crops
What amendment to the Constitution ended slavery? 13th
Who helped to organize the first antislavery society in America? Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Rush
What political parties in the Antebellum Period had antislavery as part of their party platform? Free Soil Party, Republican Party, and the Liberty Party
Were all Northerners against slavery? No
How did many Northern factory owners and workers benefit from slavery in the South? Southern cotton was used in Northern textile manufacturing
Who was Theodore Weld? Abolitionist who organized several abolitionist societies during the 1800s
What African country did the American Colonization Society establish to provide a homeland for freed slaves from the United States? Liberia
What was the Fugitive Slave Law? Required Northern states to capture runaway slaves and send them back south to their owners
How did Southern states react to slave rebellions? Their legislatures passed strict Black Codes which restricted the movement of slaves.
Give some examples of Black Codes. Slaves could not meet in groups, slaves must have identification papers if off their plantation, could not teach slaves to read and write
Who was a runaway slave who wrote and spoke about the evils of slavery? Frederick Douglass
What was the name of Frederick Douglass' abolitionist newspaper? The North Star
What was the name of William Lloyd Garrison's abolitionist newspaper? The Liberator
What religious group was the first to actively oppose slavery in the United States? Quakers
Who was a runaway slave who helped slaves escape on the Underground Railroad? Harriet Tubman
What was Harriet Tubman's nickname? Moses
Who was the leader of the South's worst slave rebellion? Nat Turner
Who were people who demanded an immediate end to slavery? abolitionists
Who was Elijah Lovejoy? abolitionist from Illinois who was shot to death while defending his printing press
What president issued the Emancipation Proclamation? Abraham Lincoln
What was the Emancipaion Proclamation? Said all slaves were free in the states rebelling against the United States in 1863. It was issued by Pres. Abraham Lincoln
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