A) Georgia B) Kentucky C) Virginia D) North Carolina
A) Maine B) Iowa C) Ohio D) Indiana
A) Martha B) Lydia C) Todd D) Robert
A) Truth's father was sick and went to a hospital in California. B) It was summer and she was coming to visit their farm. C) Her father wanted her to learn how to cook from Aunt Elizabeth. D) She wanted to learn about Quaker life.
A) She is tall and thin. B) She has curly, blond hair. C) She has a dark skin complexion. D) She wears colorful clothing.
A) Sons of Liberty B) Society of Friends C) The Meetinghouse Members D) People for Freedom
A) They were slave owners. B) The family did believe in war even though they were Quakers. C) They were helpers on the Underground Railroad. D) They had no money and little food.
A) printer B) missionary C) wagon train leader D) nurse
A) Union army soldiers B) some bullies from her class C) a runaway slave D) a pack of angry dogs
A) the loft in the horse stable B) an empty closet in the pantry C) a passage way beneath the hearthstone D) underneath the upstairs bed
A) The take-over of Vicksburg, Mississippi, giving control of the Mississippi River to the Union B) The fight at Manassas Junction in Virginia C) Fort Sumter, a Union fort, in South Carolina, was attacked by Southerners D) Jefferson Davis was named the Confederate President.
A) to argue or complain B) to earn money or donations C) to join or support D) to leave or break away
A) Her father was coming to the Bardwell farm. B) Truth was to take the train to California to be with her Pa. C) Her father had died. D) The West was overcrowded with gold miners.
A) Cuba B) Mexico C) Europe D) Canada
A) A young Quaker boy said he was going to fight for the North B) Children laughed and made funny faces during the meeting. C) The elders spoke in favor of the war. D) A woman cried out loud for her husband.
A) a deep gash or cut on his forehead B) a bullet wound in his leg C) a broken arm D) a bruise on his back
A) Olive Branch Petition B) Declaration of Independence C) Emancipation Proclamation D) Bill of Rights
A) He was at Station 9 with a Quaker family. B) He was definitely killed in the battle at Manassas Junction. C) He joined the Confederate Army and fought against the Yankees. D) He was taken to a Yankee prison in New York.
A) He is escorting his niece back to her hometown. B) He is visiting sick kinfolks. C) He is looking for new clothing made by the Northern factories. D) He is seeing a doctor about his inability to speak.
A) Harriett Beecher Stowe B) Frederick Douglass C) Sojourner Truth D) Crispus Attacks
A) Executive Mansion B) Electoral College C) Legislative Suites D) Judicial Building
A) scurvy B) malaria C) smallpox D) scarlet fever
A) Ulyssess S. Grant B) Stephen Douglas C) Robert E. Lee D) William T. Sherman
A) The March to the Sea B) A Journey through the South C) The Path to Destruction D) The Take Over Victory
A) five hours B) three days C) two weeks D) one month
A) the sounds of the bugles B) the clashing swords C) the pounding of the drums D) the loud thuds of the horses' hooves
A) Africa B) California C) Spain D) South America
A) She decided to become a doctor. B) She married Perry Gibson. C) She spoke at the meetinghouse about her journey to the North. D) She went back to New York to work in a a Union hospital.
A) 1770-1776 B) 1450-1454 C) 1861-1865 D) 1901-1910
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