Chp 11 Sectionalism and Reform review

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William Lloyd Garrison advanced the abolitionist movement by —

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publishing an anti-slavery newspaper

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Which of the following is an example of civil disobedience against the practice of slavery? Nullification Act, Boston Tea Party, Great Awakening, Underground Railroad

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Underground Railroad

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Why was slavery nearly nonexistent in the Northern states by the time that the Civil War began? Options: Northern farmers were poor and could not afford slaves. Most Northern states outlawed slavery after a series of slave rebellions. The industrial economies of the Northern states was not suited to slave labor. Christian leaders in the North pressed state lawmakers to outlaw slavery on moral grounds.

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The industrial economies of the Northern states was not suited to slave labor.

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Using the poster above, why would free blacks in Boston be afraid?

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They could be kidnapped as slaves.

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The abolitionist movement evolved out of the —

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Great Awakening.

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The Emancipator and The Liberator were both 19th century publications that mainly —

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opposed slavery

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Which reform movement's views are represented in this cartoon? Options: Abolition, Temperance, Women's suffrage, Child labor reform

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Temperance

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C

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B

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This is a photo of Fredrick Douglas.

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G