Prior to the US Civil War, the Underground Railroad was a network of ex-slaves, abolitionists, and Southern sympathizers who helped escaped slaves get to the free states and to Canada. Because many were pursued by their slavemasters, the operation was highly secret (underground). People who were against slavery helped by guiding them between safe locations in the countryside (stations), and gave them food, clothing, and places to stay while fleeing.
Ex-slaves such as Harriet Tubman were the "conductors" who guided the escapees as they made their way to the North. Tubman was so resented by the slavemasters in Maryland that they offered $40,000 (an incredible sum then) for her capture.
The purpose was to get slaves away from their masters and for them to become free. It helped to provide safe passage for fugitive slaves to the north
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What did Stephen A Douglas think about slavery
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Stephen Douglas supported popular sovereignity, also called squatter sovereignity, which stated that each territory had the right to determine if they would accept slavery or not.
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What political parties was united in its opposition to the spread of slavery
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republican
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What were the Quakers noted for
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Strong leadership in the abolitionist movement.
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What action did the confederacy take soon after Lincoln became president
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It attacked Fort Sumter in South Carolina.
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Why did Irish immigrants support the Democratic Party
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The party offered them social service and jobs.
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What happened when the tariff proposed by Henry Clay in 1832
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South Carolina considered pulling out of the union as a protest.
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How did poor farmers feel about incoming American settlers
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they refused to sell goods to them
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What was class structure like in the south
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it was rigid and well defined.
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What did both David Walker and Henry H Garnet want slaves to do
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Revolt and fight for their freedom
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Which of the following political parties survived into the 1860s
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the democratic party.
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What influenced the most the northern and southern positions about slavery
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The economic effect of slavery - Apex
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What is a true statement about the issue of slavery in the 1840s and 1850s
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It was the subject of many compromises, but it was never settled-Apex
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What true about African Americans during the war
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African Americans suffered tremendous casualty rates, partly because the South refused to accept them as prisoners
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According to Albert Barnes why was slavery wrong
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it was unjust, oppressive, and cruel
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What was the purpose of the Underground Railroad
Prior to the US Civil War, the Underground Railroad was a network of ex-slaves, abolitionists, and Southern sympathizers who helped escaped slaves get to the free states and to Canada. Because many were pursued by their slavemasters, the operation was highly secret (underground). People who were against slavery helped by guiding them between safe locations in the countryside (stations), and gave them food, clothing, and places to stay while fleeing.
Ex-slaves such as Harriet Tubman were the "conductors" who guided the escapees as they made their way to the North. Tubman was so resented by the slavemasters in Maryland that they offered $40,000 (an incredible sum then) for her capture.
The purpose was to get slaves away from their masters and for them to become free. It helped to provide safe passage for fugitive slaves to the north
V-cube 7 or megaminx
megaminx
What did Stephen A Douglas think about slavery
Stephen Douglas supported popular sovereignity, also called squatter sovereignity, which stated that each territory had the right to determine if they would accept slavery or not.
What political parties was united in its opposition to the spread of slavery
republican
What were the Quakers noted for
Strong leadership in the abolitionist movement.
What action did the confederacy take soon after Lincoln became president
It attacked Fort Sumter in South Carolina.
Why did Irish immigrants support the Democratic Party
The party offered them social service and jobs.
What happened when the tariff proposed by Henry Clay in 1832
South Carolina considered pulling out of the union as a protest.
-Apex
How did poor farmers feel about incoming American settlers
they refused to sell goods to them
What was class structure like in the south
it was rigid and well defined.
What did both David Walker and Henry H Garnet want slaves to do
Revolt and fight for their freedom
Which of the following political parties survived into the 1860s
the democratic party.
What influenced the most the northern and southern positions about slavery
The economic effect of slavery - Apex
What is a true statement about the issue of slavery in the 1840s and 1850s
It was the subject of many compromises, but it was never settled-Apex
What true about African Americans during the war
African Americans suffered tremendous casualty rates, partly because the South refused to accept them as prisoners