Safe places on the Underground Railroad were called _______.

When many New Jerseyans objected to slavery, _______ were passed to end slavery.

The Underground Railroad was not a railroad at all. It was a way to help enslaved people _______ freedom.

Sarah and Angelina Grimke were against slavery, even though their _______ was a slave owner.

New Jersey was important to the Underground Railroad because of its location near two slave states, _______ and _______.

Boats marked with yellow and blue lights, would carry escaped slaves across the _______ River.

Harriet Tubman held a job as a hotel worker to help support her work on the _______.

Harriet Tubman is the most notable _______ on the Underground Railroad.

New Jersey, along with many other northern states, was part of the _______.

The ____________ stated that all enslaved persons in the Confederacy were free.

The Emancipation Proclamation was issued by ________.

The Emancipation Proclamation gave African Americans the right to join the ________ forces. Therefore, the Union forces had many more soldiers than the ________.

President Lincoln took which of the following steps after southern states seceded from the Union?

check the THREE that are correct

At the time, Southern leaders thought western territories should be ______ states.

Abraham Lincoln insisted that they stay ____ states.