Slavery, Early Compromise, and the Civil War Practice

A strong supporter of abolitionism, I changed my name after I became convinced that God had called me to spread the message of abolitionism and gender equality. Who am I?

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Harriet Tubman

• William Lloyd Garrison

Among my list of accomplishments, would being the only president in the WWE Hall of Fame and signing the "Emancipation Proclamation". Who am I?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Ronald Reagan

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

While I would later become president of the United States, I would the United States to victory in the Civil War by finally getting the Confederates to surrender. Who am I?

• George B. McClellan

• Ulysses Grant

• George Meade

• James Longstreet

My methods have led many modern historians to call me a terrorist after my involvement in "Bleeding Kansas" and the Raid on Harpers Ferry. Who am I?

• Frederick Douglass

• William T. Sherman

• John Brown

• Abraham Lincoln

Among my most memorable accomplishments, I would "make Georgia howl" with my march to Savannah marking the first use of "total war" in American history. Who am I?

• Robert E. Lee

• Ulysses Grant

• William Sherman

• George Meade

A strong African-American abolitionist, I would later support Civil Rights and would become among the most famous abolitionist of the era. Who am I?

• Frederick Douglass

• Harriet Tubman

• Robert Smalls

• William Lloyd Garrison

A Northern Democrat, I engaged Lincoln in series of debates in 1858 in which I defended my position of popular sovereignty. I would later run for president in 1860 and lose. Who am I?

• John Pope

• John Breckinridge

• Alexander Hamilton

• Stephen Douglas

The publisher of The Liberator, I would be a vocal and provocative speaker for abolitionism. I would also recruit other future abolitionist to the abolitionist cause, such as Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass. Who am I?

• William Seward

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Edward Stanton

• Abraham Lincoln

Secession is the idea that state can do what?

• Join the Union

• Inherit powers form the Federal Government

• Leave the Union

• Have its own military

The Middle Passage, which transported African enslaved people the Americas, was a part of what trade?

• Circular Trade

• Square Deal

• Linear Trade

• Triangle Trade