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Froggy Jumps Country studyVersion en ligne You need solve the test according to lecture. par Maxsuma 1 Why did some of the Founding Fathers agree to keep slavery legal? a They believed slavery was completely fair. b They wanted to make slavery stronger. c They needed compromise to get the Constitution accepted. 2 What happened to slavery in the northern states by 1804? a It became more popular. b It was outlawed. c It spread to new territories. 3 What was the Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 about? a Giving freedom to all slaves b Allowing slaves to vote c Returning runaway slaves to their owners 4 Why did southern states complain about the Underground Railroad? a It helped slaves escape to free areas. b It supported slave owners. c It created new slave laws 5 What was the Underground Railroad? a A real train system in the South b A secret network that helped slaves escape c A military group 6 What role did enslaved labor play in the colonial economy? a Minor role b Only domestic work c Backbone of economy 7 Which crops depended heavily on enslaved labor in the South? a Wheat and corn b Tobacco, rice, indigo c Cotton only 8 Why was the “Whipped Peter” photograph important? a It showed plantation owners b It supported slavery c It influenced public opinion against slavery 9 What did Peter do after escaping slavery? a Returned home b Joined Union Army c Became a farmer 10 What paradox existed in colonial America by the mid-1700s? a Colonies were poor but free b Wealth depended on enslaved labor while colonists opposed British control c North had no connection to slavery 11 "All men are created equal," this immortal words belong to whom? a Richard Henry Lee b Thomas Jefferson. c Martin Luther King 12 When Richard Henry Lee proposes a resolution for independence? a June 7, 1776. b July 2, 1776 c August 2, 1776 13 When Congress votes for independence? a August 2, 1776 b July 2, 1776. c Junw 7, 1776 14 When most delegates sign the document? a June 7, 1776 b July 4, 1776 c August 2, 1776. 15 When the Declaration of Independence adopted by the Second Continental Congress? a June 7, 1776 b July 2, 1776 c July 4, 1776.

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Why did some of the Founding Fathers agree to keep slavery legal?

What happened to slavery in the northern states by 1804?

What was the Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 about?

Why did southern states complain about the Underground Railroad?

What was the Underground Railroad?

What role did enslaved labor play in the colonial economy?

Which crops depended heavily on enslaved labor in the South?

Why was the “Whipped Peter” photograph important?

What did Peter do after escaping slavery?

What paradox existed in colonial America by the mid-1700s?

"All men are created equal," this immortal words belong to whom?

When Richard Henry Lee proposes a resolution for independence?

When Congress votes for independence?

When most delegates sign the document?

When the Declaration of Independence adopted by the Second Continental Congress?