Abolitionist and Suffragist Movement

Frederick Douglass had to stop learning to read because...

• he did not want to learn.

• it was illegal for slaves to read.

• it was too difficult for him.

• he lost interest in it.

Someone who wanted to end slavery is called a/an:

• Activist

• Slave-catcher

• Abolitionist

• Slave

The secret network of people, routes, and hiding places that helped slaves escape to freedom was called the:

• Civil War

• MARTA

• Underground Railroad

• North Star

How did Frederick Douglass become a free man?

• He dressed as a sailor and borrowed papers.

• He borrowed a car and drove to Canada.

• He dressed as a business man and fooled them.

• He stole papers from another state.

What was life like as a slave?

• Fancy houses, great food, freedom to travel

• Nice houses, yummy food, no rights

• Bad housing, delicious treats, lots of rights

• Bad housing, simple food, no rights

What can we learn from Frederick Douglass?

• To pick a goal we cannot reach and forget it.

• Not to waste time on dreams.

• To stay determined to reach our goals.

• To give up on goals quickly.

What did Frederick Douglass believe in?

• Liberty and equality

• Liberty and power

• Liberty and moneu

• Liberty and dishonesty

The right to vote is called...

• Abolitionist

• Slavery

• Suffrage

• Liberty

She was a slave in Maryland, but escaped to freedom with the help of Quakers. She showed great courage by returning to the south, at the risk of being captured, to free other slaves.

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Susan B. Anthony

This woman fought for suffrage and women's rights. She participated in the Seneca Falls convention. She was a member of the National Woman Suffrage Association.

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Sacagawea