Abolition Quiz Review

Most abolitionists demanded what?

• immediate freeing of enslaved African Americans.

• all people be treated equally and fairly under the law.

• women should be allowed to vote in elections.

• nothing

Abolitionists believed that slavery was wrong because of what three things?

• Morally wrong

• Cruel and inhumane

• Violated principals of democracy

• There was nothing wrong with slavery

Three important Abolitionist leaders were:

• Harriet Tubman

• Thomas Jefferson

• Frederick Douglass

• William Lloyd Garrison

Harriet Tubman...

• lead hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad.

• Wrote the Liberator newspaper, and worked for emancipation.

• Wrote the North Star newspaper, and worked for rights for African Americans and women.

William Lloyd Garrison...

• lead hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad.

• Wrote the Liberator newspaper, and worked for emancipation of all enslaved African-Americans

• Wrote the North Star newspaper, and worked for rights for African Americans and women.

Frederick Douglass...

• lead hundreds of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad.

• Wrote the Liberator newspaper, and worked for emancipation.

• Wrote the North Star newspaper, and worked for rights for African Americans and women.

Secret network of escape routes for runaway slaves to get to the North.

• Santa Fe Trail

• Oregon Trail

• Underground Railroad

• Transcontinental Railroad

Which term most closely means to free from slavery?

• Emancipate

• Immigrate

• Segregate

• Discrimination

Which is not true concerning Frederick Douglass?

• He supported the Women's Rights movement.

• He was never a slave, only an indentured servant.

• He made speeches supporting abolition following his escape from slavery.

• He published an abolitionist newspaper called the North Star.

Which of the following abolitionists was also very supportive of the Women's Rights movement?

• William Lloyd Garrison

• John Brown

• Frederick Douglass

• James Monroe