Abolitionists

The first textile mills in Massachusetts were located in which city

• Lowell

• Boston

• Springfield

• Salem

How did textile mills change the workforce?

• They employed Native Americans

• They employed young women

• The employed freed slaves

• They employed young boys

What is an abolitionist?

• Someone who enslaved people

• Someone who owned land

• Someone who worked to end slavery

• Someone who owns a textile mill

a network of people, homes, and hideouts that the enslaved in the southern U.S. used to escape to freedom in the U.S.

• The Great Migration

• The Middle Passage

• The Underground Railroad

What to the slave is _____________?-Frederick Douglass

• The 4th of July

• Labor Day

• Easter

• Christmas

Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass were

• Born enslaved

• Born Free

William Lloyd Garrison was

• an enslaver

• an abolitionist

• a Senator

• a judge

The Grimke sisters were unique within the abolitionist movement because

• they were women

• they were Quakers

• they did not believe in Christianity

• they were raised by a plantation owner

John Brown is best known for

• giving speeches against slavery

• writing books about slavery

• using violence to end slavery

The Fugitive Slave Law allowed

• enslavers to retrieve their "Property" in free states

• freedom seekering slaves to escape to free states

• Free citizens to harbor runaways in their homes