Unit 5: The growing division in the North and South

Because they were human beings, slaves had rights

• True

• False

Slaves were considered citizens of the United States because they were born here (a)  

• False
• True

Slaves were always paid a small wage for their work (a)  

• False
• True

Some slaves risked their lives trying to get to freedom

• True

• False

Who is the Poster trying to warn? And who is a danger?

• Persons of color in Boston against slave catchers and police man who want to capture them for a reward

• Persons of color in the United States against slave catchers and police man who want to capture them for a reward

• Slave catchers and police man about escaped slaves from the south

• Keeping a sharp eye out for escaped slaves so the slave catchers and police men can return them

There were Abolitionists in both the north and the south

• True

• False

 A person who wanted to end slavery was a(an)

• Fugitive

• Northerner

• Abolitionists

• Confederate

The Dred Scott ruling led to what?

• An end of slavery

• Slaves were not citizens and had no rights

• Slaves had to be paid

• The fugitive slave clause

Slaves who escaped to the northern states where slavery was illegal, meant safety and freedom

• True

• False

Violence grew in this state as pro-slaver and anti slavery battled for which state? (a)  

• Kansas
• California
• Missouri
• Texas