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what was the goal of the abolitionists?
the wanted to give woment the right to vote.
they wanted to bive the american indians full citizenship.
the wanted a war with mexico.
the wanted the immediate end of slavery.
question 13
1 pts
what term means: \an informal network of people and places that help slaves escape to the north\?
the long march.
dred scott conspiracy.
the abolition trail.
underground railroad.
question 14
1 pts
what ex - slave made 19 trips south on the underground railroad to help other slaves escape north?
harriet beecher stowe.
dred scott.
william lloyd garrison.
harriet tubman.
- First question: Abolitionists were focused on ending slavery. The other options (women's suffrage, American - Indian citizenship, war with Mexico) are not related to the core goal of abolitionists.
- Second question: The Underground Railroad was an informal network that helped slaves escape to the North. The Long March is a historical event in China, the Dred Scott case was a Supreme Court decision related to slavery, and there is no "Abolition Trail" in this context.
- Third question: Harriet Tubman was an ex - slave who made multiple trips on the Underground Railroad to help others escape. Harriet Beecher Stowe was the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, Dred Scott was a slave involved in a court case, and William Lloyd Garrison was an abolitionist writer and publisher, but not the one who made 19 trips on the Underground Railroad as described.
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- First question: They wanted the immediate end of slavery.
- Second question: Underground Railroad.
- Third question: Harriet Tubman.