Unit 7

Define Abolition

• the action or an act of ending a system, practice, or institution.

• Abolition is the act of promoting slavery.
• Abolition refers to the establishment of new laws.
• Abolition is the process of increasing a system or practice.

Define secession

• Secession is the unification of political entities.
• Secession refers to the establishment of a new political party.
• Secession is the formal withdrawal from a political entity.
• Secession is the process of negotiating treaties between nations.

Define abolitionism

• Abolitionism is a movement to promote slavery.
• Abolitionism is a legal framework for regulating slavery.
• Abolitionism is a cultural movement celebrating slavery.
• Abolitionism is a movement to end slavery.

Define sectionalism

• Sectionalism is the practice of uniting all regions under one government.
• Sectionalism is the belief in a single national identity.
• Sectionalism is the loyalty to a specific region or section of a country, often leading to conflict with national interests.
• Sectionalism refers to the economic policies of a country.

What Newspaper did Frederick Douglass Found?

• The Liberator
• The Freedom Journal
• The Emancipator
• The North Star

What Newspaper Did William Lloyd Garrison Found?

• The Liberator
• The Times
• The Chronicle
• The Observer

Which of the following matches the description:

Prohibited slavery north of the Ohio River

Created free states: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin

Established precedent for federal regulation of slavery

• Compromise of 1850
• Missouri Compromise
• Northwest Ordinance of 1787
• Fugitive Slave Act

Who escaped slavery and then, like moses, she helped other slaves escape as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, never losing a passenger?

• Sojourner Truth
• Frederick Douglass
• Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Harriet Tubman

Which movement was regularly closely linked with the Abolitionist Movement during THIS TIME PERIOD?

• Temperance Movement
• Women's Rights Movement
• Labor Movement
• Civil Rights Movement

List the commanding general of the union army and the confederate army

• Ulysses S. Grant (Union), Robert E. Lee (Confederate)
• Philip Sheridan (Union), James Longstreet (Confederate)
• William Tecumseh Sherman (Union), Jefferson Davis (Confederate)
• George B. McClellan (Union), Stonewall Jackson (Confederate)