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WorksheetsBellwork Wednesday 4/13
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following is likely true about John Brown?
He was an abolitionist
He supported slavery
He was the president
He was a slave
Which of the following is true about John Brown’s Raid?
John Brown took over an armory in protest of slavery
John Brown led slaves through the underground railroaded and raided the train cars of white slave owners in protest
John Brown raided plantations where slaves worked.
John Brown returned run away slaves to their owners and raided their personal belongings for himself when he caught them.
How did John Brown's Raid on Harper's Ferry end?
He succeeded and spread weapons throughout the South
He failed and was captured by Robert E Lee
He failed but managed to escape in time
He succeeded and was captured by Robert E Lee
John Brown was tried for murder, slave insurrection, and treason against the state. The end of his trial resulted in:
John Brown being found not guilty.
John Brown taking a plea deal for a lesser sentence and serving 6 months in jail.
John Brown received a lengthy jail sentence of 30 years in prison.
John Brown was hanged.
Abraham Lincoln’s wife was named
Mary Todd
Jane Eyre
Elizabeth Caddy
Marie Curie
Abraham Lincoln was the ____ President
13th
14th
15th
16th
Before becoming president Abraham Lincoln was
The mayor of Chicago
A senator from Kentucky
A senator from Illinois
The mayor of Lexington
Lincoln was assassinated at
The white house
The Capitol
Ford’s theater
His childhood home in Kentucky
The person who assassinated Abraham Lincoln was
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Wilkes Booth
Nelson Mandela
Barack Obama
The major event that took place during Lincoln’s presidency was
The Civil War
The war of 1812
The revolutionary war
The French and Indian War
The person who assassinated Abraham Lincoln was
A senator
A teacher
An actor
His vice president
