slavery & abolitionists

Look at page 19 (second paragraph). Who was another important member of the abolitionist movement? Just like Douglass, she had once been enslaved.

• Sojourner Truth

• Sojourner Truly

• Sojourner True

• Sojourner Tully

Look at page 19 (2nd paragraph). When did Sojourner Truth escape after being sold several times?

• 1816

• 1826

• 1806

• 1809

Look at page 19 (second paragraph). What did Sojourner Truth do since she was a gifted speaker?

• She traveled across the country preaching about unalienable rights.

• She traveled across the country for vacation.

• She traveled across the country preaching about abolition.

• She traveled across the country preaching about being pro slavery.

Look at page 19 (second paragraph). In around what year did Sojourner Truth meet Douglass in Massachusetts in a community founded by abolitionists? Type the 4-digit year.

Look at page 19 (2nd paragraph). What else was a contribution of Sojourner Truth?

• Truth also wrote a book about her time as a pioneer settler in the North.

• Truth also wrote a book about her time as a woman in the South.

• Truth also wrote a book about her time as a slave in the North.

• Truth also wrote a book about her time as a slave in England.

Look at the caption under the photo of Douglass on the bottom right of page 19. Since there are the stories of formerly enslaved people such as Frederick Douglass, did the abolitionists struggle to win support for their cause?

• yes

• no

Look at the top paragraph of page 20. These are the things that abolitionists did, EXCEPT-----

• They described the cruel treatment enslaved workers received.

• Abolitionists spoke at public meetings.

• Abolitionists did not speak in any public meetings.

Look at the first paragraph of page 20. What is the definition of 'constitutional amendment'?

• change made to the United States Constitution

• change not made to the United States Constitution

• change made to the Declaration of Independence

• change made to the Articles of Confederation

Look at the 1st paragraph of page 20. What occurred/happened until the end of the Civil War in 1865?

• The Union was not preserved and slavery was not abolished.

• The Civil War ended with a peace treaty and no changes to slavery.
• The constitutional amendments made slavery legal.

• The constitutional amendments made slavery illegal.