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What are the two major political parties in America?
The Republicans and the Democrats.
Why were the people in the Northern states angry?
They were angry because they had to pay taxes to Britain.
Who was Jackson?
Jackson was a runaway slave.
When did the American civil war end and start?
The American civil war started in 1861 and ended in 1865.
What was the Jim Crow law named after?
A song and dance called Jump Jim Crow.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
16th president of the United States.
Who became the 1st president of America after the war?
George Washington did.
How many slaves managed to reach freedom in the north?
Around 4 million.
How old was Booker T. Washington when the day of freedom arrived?
Booker T. Washington was 9 years old.
Which law forced black to sit in separated sections of the train in 1881?
The Jim Crow Law.
What does Hussein means?
Handsome.
Which state was the first to abolish slavery in 1777?
Vermont was.
How much money did Jackson have to pay for breakfast?
Jackson had to pay twenty-five-cents.
Who is Lincoln standing with on the picture on page 33?
Lincoln is standing with some soldiers.
Where did the blacks moved to?
Big cities in the North.
Where was Obama born?
He was born in Hawaii.
How many people did Nate Turner kill before he got caught?
Nate Turner killed 55 people.
Who cooked breakfast for Jackson?
A white women.
What was president Lincoln's famous phrase on the battlefield of Gettysburg?
"Government of the people, by the people for the people."
What happened in 1944?
A symbolic funeral for Jim Crow (a demonstration against the Jim Crow laws.)
What has Obama studied?
He has studied law at Harvard
Who was the 3rd president of the United thirteen states?
Thomas Jefferson was.
Who was the first person Jackson saw when he reached New Castle?
Lorenzo was the first person Jackson saw.
How many men was in the Union army?
2½ million men.
Where were blacks and whites separated?
Public schools, public places and public transportation, in restaurants and restrooms and drinking fountains