Slavery
Routes to Freedom
Secret Code
Conductors
Laws and Procedures
100

What are forms of punishment used during the time of slavery?

whipping, branding, kicking, being sold

100

Where were many escaping slaves headed for?

Canada or Northern States

100

Known as the Freedom Train, what is the commonly used term to describe the running of slaves from the South to the North.

Underground Railroad

100

What is a person who is part of the movement to end slavery called?

abolitionist

100

Which amendment to the US Constitution outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude?

13th Amendment

200

What is a common crop that was grown on the Southern plantations?

Cotton

200

a person who would allow people to live in their homes during the day to prevent slave hunters from finding them. An example would be Owen Lovejoy from Illinois

Stationmaster

200

Referred to as "Heaven" or the "Promise Land"

What is Canada?

200

Nicknamed the "Moses of their people" of the Underground Railroad.

Who is Harriet Tubman?

200

Which law declared that all runaway slaves must be returned to their masters?

Fugitive Slave Law Act of 1850

300

The machine created by Eli Whitney 

Cotton Gin

300

What are the places along the Underground Railroad called where slaves could hide out?

Stations

300

What was one of the constellations that slaves used during the Underground Railroad to find their way North?

Big Dipper

300

The president who ended slavery after the Civil War and brought the nation back together. 

Abraham Lincoln 

300

What is the executive order that proclaimed the freedom of slaves in the southern states?

Emancipation Proclamation

400

What was the main economy in the North and in the South

North: Factories

South: Plantations (farms)

400

What is an obstacle that may be challenging for a slave who is trying to escape to the North?

Crossing a river
400

What is the name of someone who leads slaves from station to station? 

Conductor

400

I recruited Northern blacks for the Union army and often times would confer with Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War. His ability to read and write made him dangerous. 

Who is Frederick Douglas?

400

The Book Written by Harriet Beecher Stowe to help fight against slavery

Uncle Tom's Cabin

500

What is the place called where slaves are sold?

Auction Houses or Slave Trade Centers
500

What was an escaped slave referred to as?

passengers

500

Since most slaves could not read or write, what would they use to find their way to the north, name 3 ways. 

North Star, Quilts, and songs
500

The person who took over a military base to steal guns and ammunition to give to slvaes to start a rebellion. He was eventually caught and hanged for his crimes

John Brown

500
In 1819, well before the Civil War, Congress wanted to keep a nice balance between the North and South. How many states were against slavery, and how many wanted slavery? 
11 in the north 

11 in the south