Vocabulary
Harriet Tubman
George Washington Carver
Frederick Douglass
Underground Railroad
100

Racism

a system of prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism based on race, rooted in the belief that one race is superior

100

Where was she born?

Maryland

100

GWC studied agriculture and _______

botany

100

Where was he born?

Maryland

100

Who was the Moses of the Underground Railroad?

Harriet Tubman

200

Segregation and Integration

Enforced separation of racial groups in public places

Inclusion of people of all races on an equal basis

200

Roughly how many people did she guide to freedom?

70

200

How many ways did he discover a use for peanuts

300

200

What was the newspaper founded by FD

The North Star

200

What was the term used for people who were leading the slaves to freedom?

Conductor
300

Abolish and Abolitionist

To end

A person who is against slavery

300

What role did she play in the civil war?

A spy and a nurse

300

How did GWC help sharecroppers in the south?

He told them to plant soybeans, peanuts, and sweet potatoes so they didn't have to solely rely on cotton and it helped their soil

300

How did he disguise himself to escape slavery

As a sailor

300

Why did slaves travel at night?

Because slave hunters searched during the day

400

Underground Railroad

A secret network of safe houses to help enslaved people go up north to free states

400

What was her nickname?


(hint- its from the bible)

Moses

400

What did he hope more african americans would want to study?

science and agriculture

400

Douglass saw literacy as a direct connection to ____

Freedom
400

Describe how the underground railroad worked

They escaped from slave owners in the south

They slept during the day

They got directions to the next station

They arrived in the north 

500

Emancipation Proclamation

The presidential law that states slaves should be freed

500

What was her birth name?

Arminta

500

Where was he from

Missouri

500

Why was he reluctant to speak out against slavery?

It was dangerous

500

What was the Fugitive Slave Act

The act in which slaves could be returned to their owners even if they were in free states