WorksheetsSlavery
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Someone who works for a certain amount of time and then is given their freedom.
indentured servant
slave
colonist
abolitionist
A person who is considered property of another. No freedom is given.
Slave
Indentured Servant
Colonist
Abolitionist
Someone who fights to end slavery was called...
abolitionist
slave
indentured servant
colonist
The first slaves arrived in Jamestown, a place located in this current day state.
Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
New York
It was against the law (the slave codes) to teach a slave to read.
true
false
It was against the law (slave codes) for a slave to leave the plantation without his owner's permission.
true
false
The southern states that broke away from America formed the CSA. What does CSA stand for?
Confederate States of America
Continue Slave trade in America
Continental States of America
Which amendment officially ended slavery?
(a)
What freed the slaves on 1 January, 1863?
Civil War
13th Amendment
Emancipation Proclmation
Abraham Lincoln
The Union was the southern states.
True
False
This "railroad" consisted of a network
of people, homes and hiding places that were used for the slaves to secretly travel to the North
(a)
the homes, barns, churches, and businesses where
the slaves would rest and eat while journeying from the South to the North
stations & depots
packages/freight/cargo
stationmasters
stockholders
conductors
Terms used for the escaped slaves
stations & depots
packages/freight/cargo
stationmasters
stockholders
conductors
The people who oversaw the stations and depots.
stations & depots
packages/freight/cargo
stationmasters
stockholders
conductors
people who contributed money, food, and other goods to help
the escaped slaves and stationmasters keep the system running smoothly and efficiently
stations & depots
packages/freight/cargo
stationmasters
stockholders
conductors
They were responsible for moving the slaves from one station to the next
station as covertly as possible.
stations & depots
packages/freight/cargo
stationmasters
stockholders
conductors
stated that assisting or helping slaves hide became a federal offense
the 13th amendment
The Emancipation Proclamation
the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
an escaped slave
herself. She helped about 300 slaves while risking
her life making nineteen return trips to the South.
Susan B. Anthony
Abraham Lincoln
Harriet Tubman
John Fairfield
As a young girl, Harriet was
known as
Araminta
Minty
the Underground Railroad
the conductor
How much money was offered for Harriet Tubman's capture?
(a)
