Beginnings
Abraham Lincoln
Slaves
Treatment
Underground Railroad
100
What was the first state to legalize slavery?
Virginia
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When was Abraham Lincoln elected?
1860
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What was Frederick Douglas' ethnicity?
Mulatto
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Name 3 different kinds of punishments slaves would receive.
Shackling, beating, burning, hanging, whipping, branding, imprisonment, or sexual abuse.
100
How many slaves did Harriet Tubman free?
About 300
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When did the first Africans arrive in America?
1619
200
What was the name of the speech Lincoln gave that freed the slaves?
The Emancipation Proclamation
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When did Harriet Tubman escape from slavery?
1849
200
What came as a result of sexual abuse on the plantations?
An abundance of mulatto children were born to slaves.
200
What would the fugitives travel by?
Boat or train
300
Where did the first Africans arrive in America?
Jamestown
300
When did he give his speech that freed the slaves?
January 1, 1863
300
What was Fredrick Douglas famous for?
He was an escaped slave who became an abolitionist.
300
What would slaves be punished for?
Any perceived infraction or disobedience.
300
What was the Underground Railroad?
A network of safe houses that assisted slaves in escaping.
400
What did slavery replace in the South?
Indentured servitude
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What was Abraham Lincoln's trademark?
A tophat
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Who was Denmark Vesey?
A slave who attempted to start a rebellion in Virginia.
400
What separated the house slaves from the field workers?
The house slaves had lighter skin while the workers in the field had darker skin.
400
How many slaves did the south lose between 1810 and 1850?
About 100,000
500
How many slaves were in Virginia by 1650?
About 300
500
What was Abraham Lincoln's nickname?
Honest Abe
500
What was the name of the first "indentured servant for life" (slave)?
A black man named John Punch.
500
Why were the field slaves more abused than the house slaves?
The master could not abuse the house slaves to the point where they could not work because they needed them for household duties.
500
Around how many people worked on the Underground Railroad by 1850?
About 3,000