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Who was William Lloyd Garrison? What did he do?
A white Massachusetts who wanted immediate abolition. He published "The Liberator".
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What was the 1807 piece of legislation that changed the slave trade?
The Importation Ban on Slavery.
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True or False. There was no manufacturing in the South at this time.
False.
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Who was Harriet Tubman?
A former slave who helped many slaves escape on the Underground Railroad.
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shark
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fairy
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Did the cotton gin lead to an increase or decrease in slave demand?
Increase
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Why did runaway slaves often look for the moss on trees?
It usually grew on the north side of the tree's trunk so it would guide them north.
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What was a slave auction?
The place where slaves were put on display and often prodded while buyers bid on them.
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gift
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What was the name of Frederick Douglass's first newspaper?
The North Star
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Who invented the cotton gin?
Eli Whitney
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gift
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What was the major crop in the upper South ( ex. in Kentucky and Virginia) other than cotton.
Tobacco
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What did folktales do for the slaves?
It helped them express their dignity and humanity; some were moral fables.
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shark
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thief
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What was the cotton gin?
A machine that separated the cotton seeds from the fibers.
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