Question
How were the abolitionist and women's rights movements related?
A.The abolitionist movement was patterned on the women's rights movement.
B.The two movements competed for resources.
C.The two movements had entirely opposing underlying philosophies.
D.Many prominent women abolitionists became leaders of the charge for women's rights.
I think it is D...?
A.The abolitionist movement was patterned on the women's rights movement.
B.The two movements competed for resources.
C.The two movements had entirely opposing underlying philosophies.
D.Many prominent women abolitionists became leaders of the charge for women's rights.
I think it is D...?
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Abolitionists are to Frederick Douglas, as the Women’s Rights Movement is to ______________
A.
Consent of governed
B.
Susan B. Anthony
C.
Catholics
D.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
A.
Consent of governed
B.
Susan B. Anthony
C.
Catholics
D.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
B. Susan B. Anthony.
The New England Economy is to harbors and trade, as cash crops and plantations are to _____________
A.
Consent of governed
B.
Susan B. Anthony
C.
Catholics
D.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
A.
Consent of governed
B.
Susan B. Anthony
C.
Catholics
D.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
D. Transatlantic Slave Trade.
Which of the following statements would be made by William Lloyd Garrison?
A.
“The slave is worse off than the factory worker. The factory worker can choose to do something else, but the slave cannot.”
B.
“Slavery is a stain on the history of America, but it is a part of the culture of the South. Who are we to judge the actions of someone else.”
C.
“The ending of slavery must be slow and steady, so that slaves and farmers can slowly adjust”
D.
“End slavery right now, it is wrong, and if I were a slave I would not wanted to be freed over time, but rather I would want to be emancipated immediately”
A.
“The slave is worse off than the factory worker. The factory worker can choose to do something else, but the slave cannot.”
B.
“Slavery is a stain on the history of America, but it is a part of the culture of the South. Who are we to judge the actions of someone else.”
C.
“The ending of slavery must be slow and steady, so that slaves and farmers can slowly adjust”
D.
“End slavery right now, it is wrong, and if I were a slave I would not wanted to be freed over time, but rather I would want to be emancipated immediately”
D. "End slavery right now, it is wrong, and if I were a slave I would not want to be freed over time, but rather I would want to be emancipated immediately."
Frederick Douglas played an important role in the Abolition Movement by -
A.
Becoming an elected member of Congress that persuaded other congressmen to vote to end slavery
B.
Serving as a conductor on the Underground Railroad to help other slaves escape to the North
C.
Traveling around the world calling for slavery to end
D.
Creating an abolitionist newspaper called “The North Star”
A.
Becoming an elected member of Congress that persuaded other congressmen to vote to end slavery
B.
Serving as a conductor on the Underground Railroad to help other slaves escape to the North
C.
Traveling around the world calling for slavery to end
D.
Creating an abolitionist newspaper called “The North Star”
D. Creating an abolitionist newspaper called "The North Star".
The publishing of Uncle Tom’s Cabin resulted in -
A.
Many Northers deciding to take action to end slavery
B.
Northerners understanding why slavery was needed in the South to prevent an economic depression
C.
Abraham Lincoln declaring that slavery was abolished in every state
D.
Many Southern Plantation owners freeing their slavers
A.
Many Northers deciding to take action to end slavery
B.
Northerners understanding why slavery was needed in the South to prevent an economic depression
C.
Abraham Lincoln declaring that slavery was abolished in every state
D.
Many Southern Plantation owners freeing their slavers
A. Many Northerners deciding to take action to end slavery.
The person most closely associated with the Underground Railroad is -
A.
Frederick Douglas
B.
Abraham Lincoln
C.
William Lloyd Garrison
D.
Harriet Tubman
A.
Frederick Douglas
B.
Abraham Lincoln
C.
William Lloyd Garrison
D.
Harriet Tubman
D. Harriet Tubman.
What was one major impact of this novel?
A.
The profits from book sales funded early labor organizations.
B.
Congress was inspired to pass laws outlawing the abuse of slaves.
C.
The Supreme Court overturned fugitive slave laws.
D.
Support grew for the abolitionist movement.
A.
The profits from book sales funded early labor organizations.
B.
Congress was inspired to pass laws outlawing the abuse of slaves.
C.
The Supreme Court overturned fugitive slave laws.
D.
Support grew for the abolitionist movement.
D. Support grew for the abolitionist movement.
One result of the trend shown in this table was the -
A.
One result of the trend shown in this table was the -
B.
creation of specialized trade guilds
C.
decrease in educational opportunities for women
D.
increase in production costs for manufacturers
A.
One result of the trend shown in this table was the -
B.
creation of specialized trade guilds
C.
decrease in educational opportunities for women
D.
increase in production costs for manufacturers
It seems that the question is incomplete and the table is missing. Can you please provide more information?
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