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WorksheetsSojourner Truth - American Abolitionist
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 6hrs 30mins
The first time Sojourner Truth changed her name she changed it from Isabella Baumfree to (a) .
Sojourner Truth was alive between the years (approximately)
1700-1797
1797-1883
1797-1878
1883-1954
Sojourner Truth stopped talking to (a) because they believed in fighting for suffrage for formerly enslaved men before formerly enslaved women.
T/F - Sojourner Truth was the first black woman to sue a white man and win
False
True
When her first slave owner died, his slaves including Sojourner and her parents became legal property of (a) .
Sojourner was bought and sold _____.
6 times
4 times
2 times
5 times
Sojourner Truth lived off of
the money she made from the business she owned
the sales she made from her books
the donations collected during her speeches
the money her husband and children made at work
Sojourner Truth renames herself Sojourner Truth because...
(a)
On the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage a 7 foot statue of Sojourner Truth was unveiled in _____.
NYC
Ulster County
There was no statue
Washington DC
Both Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth were fighting for suffrage. What was the difference in what they wanted?
(a)
Sojourner Truth's religion was _____.
Protestant
Hinduism
Catholicism
Christianity
Orthodox
Sojourner Truth escaped in the year____.
1926
1862
1826
1827
How many of Sojourner's children were from her marriage to Thomas
2
4
1
3
5
In 1997, NASA named a (a) Sojourner.
Sojourner's first language was ______.
English
Dutch
Bulgarian
French
German
Sojourner learned how to read and write from _____.
her mother
her slave owner
her elementary school
she didn't
Her last slave owner was _____.
John Neely
Martinus Schryver
Unnamed
John Dumont
Issac and Maria Van Wagenen
When Sojourner escaped, she escaped with _______.
her son Peter
her son James
her daughter Diana
her daughter Sophia
her daughter Elizabeth
Sojourner's most famous speech is titled (a) .
T/F - Sojourner said she had visions and heard voices from God.
T
F
T/F - Sojourner played a crucial part in the underground railroad.
F
T
T/F - Sojourner was invited to the White House to meet President Thomas Jefferson
F
T
