What was the abolition movement?

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What was the abolition movement?
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A campaign to end slavery

A campaign to increase slavery

A campaign to abolish unfair laws

A campaign to increase segregation
 
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Question 21 pts
How did the Second Great Awakening contribute to the growth of the abolition movement?
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Many religious people started electing government officials to end slavery.

Many religious people viewed slavery as morally wrong.

Many southern church members started freeing their slaves

Many northern churches collected money to buy the freedom of slaves.
 
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What was the purpose of the Underground Railroad?
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to transport freed slaves back to Africa

to help freed slaves find jobs in Canada

to help escaped slaves get out of the South

to hide escaped slaves on farms in the North
 
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Which of the following options best describes why Frederick Douglass was an important reformer in the 19th century? 
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Douglass shared firsthand accounts of slavery that inspired many to become abolitionists and seek the end of slavery in the U.S.

Douglass was a powerful orator and used his skills to help the Temperance movement

Douglass spurred education reform during the 19th century.

Douglass was a writer and used his pen to help labor reform.
 
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Select the answer choice to complete the sentence correctly.

The biggest opponents of the abolition movement were __________, who viewed it as an attack on their livelihood and way of life.

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southern slave owners

southern sharecroppers

northern factory owners

northern factory workers

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Here are the answers to the questions based on historical context:

Question 1: What was the abolition movement?
Answer: A campaign to end slavery

Question 2: How did the Second Great Awakening contribute to the growth of the abolition movement?
Answer: Many religious people viewed slavery as morally wrong.

Question 3: What was the purpose of the Underground Railroad?
Answer: to help escaped slaves get out of the South

Question 4: Which of the following options best describes why Frederick Douglass was an important reformer in the 19th century?
Answer: Douglass shared firsthand accounts of slavery that inspired many to become abolitionists and seek the end of slavery in the U.S.

Question 5: The biggest opponents of the abolition movement were __________, who viewed it as an attack on their livelihood and way of life.
Answer: southern slave owners

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