Quiz on Abolition

What is slavery?

• When people are paid for their work

• When someone owns another person and forces them to work without pay

• When people work freely and happily

• When people choose their jobs

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Why was slavery considered wrong from a religious perspective?

• It was economically unviable.

• It was against the teachings of many religions.

• It promoted cultural diversity.

• It was a modern practice.

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Which of the following is NOT a goal of abolitionists?

• Ending slavery

• Promoting slavery

• Fighting against slavery

• Supporting freedom

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What does the term "abolitionist" specifically refer to?

• Someone who wants to end slavery

• Someone who wants to start a business

• Someone who wants to build houses

• Someone who wants to create art

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In which century did the abolitionist movement begin?

• 18th century

• 16th century

• 19th century

• 20th century

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What was Sojourner Truth's status before becoming a speaker?

• A wealthy landowner

• A former slave

• A government official

• A famous actor

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What role did Harriet Tubman play in the Underground Railroad?

• She was a conductor who led many to freedom.

• She was a passenger on the train.

• She was a ticket seller.

• She was a train engineer.

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What did the American Anti-Slavery Society publish to spread their message?

• Novels and poems

• Newspapers and books

• Magazines and comics

• Travel guides

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What does "abolition" mean? Please name two abolitionists we discussed yesterday.

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