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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Freedom Seeker
background or setting, "The big picture"
a person who decided to leave their enslavement to find freedom somewhere else, some use the Underground Railroad to leave their enslavers.
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
context
background or setting, "The big picture"
a person who decided to leave their enslavement to find freedom somewhere else, some use the Underground Railroad to leave their enslavers.
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
Civil War
background or setting, "The big picture"
a person who decided to leave their enslavement to find freedom somewhere else, some use the Underground Railroad to leave their enslavers.
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
Union
the states that remained with the United States before the Civil War, led by President Abraham Lincoln, fought against the Confederacy during the Civil War, mostly northern "free states"
the states that broke away from the United States before the Civil War, fought against the Union during the Civil War, mostly southern "slave states"
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
abolitionist
background or setting, "The big picture"
a person who decided to leave their enslavement to find freedom somewhere else, some use the Underground Railroad to leave their enslavers.
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
Confederacy
the states that broke away from the United States before the Civil War, fought against the Union during the Civil War, mostly southern "slave states"
the states that remained with the United States before the Civil War, led by President Abraham Lincoln, fought against the Confederacy during the Civil War, mostly northern "free states"
a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy over the issue of enslavement and the expansion of enslavement into new western states. lasted from 1861-1865, the Union wond the war.
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
enslavement
the states that broke away from the United States before the Civil War, fought against the Union during the Civil War, mostly southern "slave states"
the states that remained with the United States before the Civil War, led by President Abraham Lincoln, fought against the Confederacy during the Civil War, mostly northern "free states"
often called "Slavery," a system in which human beings are considered the property of other human beings
a person who believed that enslavement should be ended
corroboration
federal law that allowed Freedom Seekers to be arrested and returned to their enslavers, also made it illegal to help Freedom Seekers
comparing and contrasting different sources in order to tell accurate stories about the past
to support or encourage
the process of abolishing slavery over a number of years
gradual emancipation
federal law that allowed Freedom Seekers to be arrested and returned to their enslavers, also made it illegal to help Freedom Seekers
comparing and contrasting different sources in order to tell accurate stories about the past
to support or encourage
the process of abolishing slavery over a number of years
Fugitive Slave Act of 1793
federal law that allowed Freedom Seekers to be arrested and returned to their enslavers, also made it illegal to help Freedom Seekers
comparing and contrasting different sources in order to tell accurate stories about the past
to support or encourage
the process of abolishing slavery over a number of years
promote
federal law that allowed Freedom Seekers to be arrested and returned to their enslavers, also made it illegal to help Freedom Seekers
comparing and contrasting different sources in order to tell accurate stories about the past
to support or encourage
the process of abolishing slavery over a number of years
What year was slavery abolished in the US?
1830
1865
1900
1842
Which amendment abolished slavery?
24th
2nd
13th
10th
Which state was last to hear that slavery was abolished?
Michigan
Texas
Idaho
Kentucky
What date did the last slaves hear of their freedom?
June 19, 1865
August 9, 1865
July 4, 1865
