A Divided Nation

Enslaved people had ____.

• no freedom or liberty

• a little freedom and liberty

• freedom and liberty

• great freedom and liberty

People who were enslaved received new clothing ____.

• twice a year

• once a year

• every month

• when the old ones wore out

After Frederick Douglass escaped enslavement, he became a ____.

• publisher of newspapers

• speaker for abolition

• merchant

• railroad conductor

Sojourner Truth inspired people to support ___.

• ending slavery

• freed African Americans

• people who escaped from enslavement

• Frederick Douglass

What was the housing for enslaved people like?

• large and had many rooms

• fully furnished with beds

• small and had no furniture

• for one family only

What happened after Douglass tried to escape?

• He was sold to a different plantation.

• He was imprisoned for months.

• He was isolated.

• He was severly punished.

Laws were made to keep who enslaved?

• foreigners

• African Americans

• Asian Americans

• Irish Americans

Who were "passangers" on the Underground Railroad?

• freedom-seeking enslaved people

• Quakers

• enslaver

• people from the North

People who were thought to be helping freedom-seeking people were ____.

• supported greatly with goods and money

• praised in the press and in public ceremonies

• tormented, arrested, and their property burned

• scorned and ridiculed

Why was Harriet Tubman called Moses?

• It was a code from the Underground Railroad.

• It was a disguise name.

• It was a family name.

• It was for leading people to freedom.