SS Weekly Week 13 Abolition

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Laws were made to keep which group of people enslaved? Options: foreigners, African Americans, Asian Americans, Irish Americans

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African Americans

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What did William Lloyd Garrison believe in? Options: emancipation only, recolonizing Africa, full equality for African Americans, education and liberation

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full equality for African Americans

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What did the Free Soil political party believe in?

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all new states should be free states

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Who were the passengers on the Underground Railroad?

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freedom seeking enslaved people

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What happened to people who were thought to be helping freedom seeing people? Options: they were supported greatly with goods and money, they were praised in the press and in public ceremonies, they were tormented, arrested, and their property burned, they were scorned and ridiculed

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they were tormented, arrested, and their property burned

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As a young girl, Araminta was injured by cruel people. The injuries ______________.

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bothered her for the rest of her life

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What was Harriett Tubman connected with?

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The Underground Railroad

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Why was Harriet Tubman called Moses?

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It was a nickname because she led people to freedom just like Moses.

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How did the book Uncle Tom's cabin help abolitionists?

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It raised awareness of enslaved people's lives.

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Where did Harriet Beecher Stowe live? Options: a western state, a northern state, a southern state, a northwest state

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a northern state