It is Written - The Underground Railroad

What is the Underground Railroad?

• A network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved African Americans to escape to free states and Canada

• A system of underground tunnels used by abolitionists to transport slaves to freedom

• A code language used by slaves to communicate their escape plans

• A series of quilts with hidden messages used to guide slaves to freedom

Who were some of the key figures involved in the Underground Railroad?

• William Lloyd Garrison, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Sarah and Angelina Grimké

• John Parker, John Rankin, and Jesse Owens

• Alexander Ross, Henry Ward Beecher, and Ann Hagedorn

• Adolf Hitler, Adam and Eve, and the serpent

Where did the Underground Railroad operate?

• In the United States, from the South to the North and into Canada

• In Europe, from the Roman Empire to the New Testament times

• In Africa, New Zealand, South America, and the Caribbean

• In Ripley, Ohio, and Cleveland, Alabama

How did the Underground Railroad assist slaves in their quest for freedom?

• By providing safe houses, hiding places, and guidance to escape routes

• By using coded language in songs, quilts, and other forms of communication

• By physically traveling into the South to lead runaways to the North

• All of the above

What was the significance of the Ross code in the Underground Railroad?

• It provided specific instructions and locations for escaping slaves

• It was a secret language used by abolitionists to communicate

• It was a code used in songs to inspire hope and courage

• It was a series of quilts with hidden messages

How did John Parker contribute to the Underground Railroad?

• He helped many runaways and even rescued a baby from a plantation owner

• He coined the term 'Underground Railroad' and fought against slavery

• He housed as many as a dozen runaways in his home at one time

• He was a Presbyterian minister who formed the Free Presbyterian Church

What role did John Rankin play in the Underground Railroad?

• He housed and helped as many as a dozen runaways in his home

• He fought against slavery and inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'

• He coined the term 'Underground Railroad' and fought against slavery

• He was a conductor who physically traveled into the South to lead runaways to the North

What conflict did God announce after Adam and Eve's disobedience?

• Enmity between Eve and the serpent

• Enmity between Adam and Eve

• Enmity between God and Adam

• Enmity between Adam and the serpent

What is the ultimate story of freedom according to the Bible?

• The story of Jesus who came to secure freedom for all who believe in Him

• The story of the Underground Railroad and the fight against slavery

• The story of Adam and Eve's disobedience and the consequences of sin

• The story of Jesse Owens and his victories against all odds

What is the main theme of the Bible?

• The desire of God to see humanity free from sin and its consequences

• The history of slavery and the fight for freedom

• The importance of codes and secret languages in communication

• The achievements of individuals like John Parker and John Rankin