Question

taking guided notes is an excellent way to stay focused during lessons. they can also be a helpful resource for you to review later.
the movement to end slavery in the united states is known as
harriet tubman, known as the moses of her people, helped lead over 300 slaves to freedom via the
the publication used by william lloyd garrison to advocate for the abolition of slavery was called
frederick douglass wrote narrative of the life of frederick douglass, an american
the legal case involving enslaved africans on a spanish ship that led to a supreme court ruling in their favor was the
case
the proclamation was issued by president abraham lincoln on january 1, 1863.
the emancipation proclamation declared that all slaves in - held territories were to be free.
harriet beecher stowes book, uncle toms , played a significant role in uniting public opinion about slavery.
the supreme court decision in the case ruled that african americans, whether enslaved or free, could not be american citizens.
harriet tubman made 19 trips to the south and rescued over 300 slaves without ever losing a
the publication the liberator was founded by lloyd garrison.
the amendment to the u.s. constitution formally abolished slavery throughout the united states.
frederick douglass emphasized the power of both voice and in the fight against slavery.

Explanation:

These questions are about historical events and figures related to the abolition of slavery in the United States. They require knowledge of historical terms, publications, legal cases, and key individuals involved in the movement.

Answer:

1. Abolitionist Movement
2. Underground Railroad
3. The Liberator
4. Slave
5. Amistad
6. Emancipation
7. Confederate
8. Cabin
9. Dred Scott
10. Passenger
11. William Lloyd
12. Thirteenth
13. Pen