Civil War CHECK Lesson 3: Other Abolitionists

What was the aftermath of Nat Turner's rebellion for the African American community?

• Improved living conditions for slaves

• The immediate abolition of slavery

• Harsher laws and increased restrictions on African Americans

• Increased support from abolitionists

What was the immediate consequence for Nat Turner following the rebellion?

• He was celebrated as a hero

• He managed to escape and lived a free man

• He was captured and executed

• He was pardoned by the government

He led an attack on the Army post in Harpers Ferry, VA to try and start a rebellion of enslaved people.

• Uncle Tom's Cabin

• John Brown's Raid

• Dred Scott Case

An abolitionist who led a raid at in Harper’s Ferry and led a slave revolt. Captured and hung.

• "John Brown"
• "Harriet Tubman"
• "Harriet Beecher Stowe"
• "William Lloyd Garrison"

Were slaves allowed to read?

• yes

• no

• some

• I don't know

Match the following

• where the government stores weapons

• revolt

• to fight against unfair forces

• abolitionist

• person who is against slavery

• armory

Match the following

abolitionist - (a)  

revolt - (b)  

armory - (c)  

• person who is against slavery
• to fight against unfair forces
• where the government stores weapons

Match the following

• enslaved person who led a revolt

• Nat Turner

• white abolitionist, raid on an armory

• Henry Brown

• escaped by shipping himself in a box

• John Brown

Match the following

John Brown - (a)  

Nat Turner - (b)  

Henry Brown - (c)  

• white abolitionist, raid on an armory
• enslaved person who led a revolt
• escaped by shipping himself in a box