Laws limiting the rights of enslaved people. Ex: no reading or writing
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On the Underground Railroad: What is an Agent?
Someone who goes into plantations to tell people to wait for the conductor
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What was Harriet Tubman known as?
Moses
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Describe the economy of the south before the war
Agriculture based, slavery based, rural, mostly poor whites with some rich plantation owners
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What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Compromise that gave people in the states the ability to vote on the issue of slavery
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Why was Harriet Tubman known as Moses?
She led her people out of slavery like Moses led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt
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Someone in charge of chasing fugitive slaves was called
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In the US, the crops were mainly...
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Slave children had to go to school to learn how to read and write.
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What are some things that happened at Auctions?
Families split apart, children sold, etc.
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How are modern jails and prisons based on slavery?
Inmates are not allowed to leave, can be forced to work, and prisons rent out their prisoners to farm. They were created as a way to trap free Black Americans
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Why did the US continue to compromise about slavery?
People were against it but they didn't want to end it because the economy relied on it and they didn't want to go to war