Which statement best describes the general route of the Underground Railroad?
A.
It brought slaves to the North where slavery had been abolished.
B.
It brought slaves to rural areas where they could hide from slaveholders.
C.****
It brought slaves to safe houses in the South where they reunited with their families.It brought slaves to western lands where they could escape the reach of the national government.
D.
It brought slaves to western lands where they could escape the reach of the national government.
In what way did Frederick Douglass help contribute to the abolitionist movement?
A.
by founding an anti-slavery society
B.
by bringing lawsuits against slaveholders
C.****
by making public lectures across the nation
D.
by encouraging slaves to fight for their freedom
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A. Incorrect. The Underground Railroad primarily brought slaves to safe houses in the North where slavery had been abolished.
C. Correct. Frederick Douglass played a significant role in the abolitionist movement by making public lectures across the nation, spreading awareness about the horrors of slavery and advocating for its abolition.
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For the first question, your answer is incorrect. The correct answer is B. The Underground Railroad brought slaves to rural areas where they could hide from slaveholders. To determine this, you can look at historical accounts and scholarly resources about the Underground Railroad that explain how enslaved individuals would be guided by conductors to safe houses and hidden locations in rural areas, where they could find temporary refuge on their journey to freedom in the North.
For the second question, your answer is correct. Frederick Douglass contributed to the abolitionist movement by making public lectures across the nation (option C). Douglass was a renowned speaker and writer who used his personal experiences as a former slave to advocate for the abolition of slavery. He traveled extensively, using public speaking engagements and writings to educate people about the horrors of slavery and the need for its abolition.
Keep in mind that while I can provide guidance and explanations, it's always helpful to verify answers by consulting reliable sources and conducting further research.