Who was Harriet Tubman (Chapter 1)

Harriet Tubman was born in _______________________.

• Pennsylvania

• New Jersey

• Maryland

• Georgia

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By the early 1800's, most of the Northern States had _______ slavery.

• begun

• ended

• boat

• cookies

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Large areas of land where slaves lived and worked were called _________________________

• Plantations

• plateau

• farm

• apartment

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Slave cabins were very _______________ and had no windows, a dirt floor, and pile of blankets for a bed.

• large

• grand

• small

• colorful

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Slaves were often bought and sold at the

• car wash

• auction

• carnval

• supermarket

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Minty's mother told her stories about the Bible and her father told her stories about the ________________.

• woods

• space

• underwater

• Crops

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When Minty was around the age of 6, her owner hired her out to Mrs. Cook who was a ___________________.

• Weaver

• Beaver

• Cleaver

• Diva

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Once when Minty got sick, Mrs. Cook sent her __________________.

• To the hospital

• back to her parents

• to school

• to the airport

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Once Minty was caught stealing sugar, after which she ________________

• got married

• ran away

• adopted a goat

• began sewing a sweater

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Minty learned to work in the fields, it was _______________ work chopping wood, loading wagons, and plowing fields.

• easy

• pretty

• hard

• clean

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