Unit 1

6. What PA city had the largest population of slaves before it was abolished in the state?
11. African nation founded by freed slaves.
13. Storytelling done through word of mouth as many were unable to read and write.
15. Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
17. One of the 2 countries responsible for the 1st slaves in the Americas.
21. Secretive network that helped runaway slaves escape slavery.
22. Tubman's nickname.
23. What was the name of the passage in the US Constitution that required runaway slaves be returned to their owners?
25. Famous runaway slave that became an author, speaker and one of the most famous abolitionists in America.
26. Another name for pirate.
27. Southern laws that helped to restrict and control the behavior of slaves.
29. The last northern state to begin the process to abolish slavery in 1804.

1. Document one would find the words "All men are created equal...".
2. African languages combined with English created a unique language known as __________.
3. Most famous abolitionist newspaper produced by William Lloyd Garrison in Boston.
4. Name given to the trip on boats from Africa to the Americas for enslaved Africans.
5. What state was Harriet Tubman a slave in?
7. Epicenter of the antislavery movement in the North.
8. Term that refers to the status of something being legal property that could be bought and sold.
9. Religious group found in the Philadelphia area that used the Bible and Christian teachings to push abolitionist ideas.
10. US colony that saw the first slaves in American history.
12. One of the 2 states where vodou/hoodoo/voodoo were common amongst slaves.
14. _____________ emancipationists or abolitionists wished to slowly work emancipation of slaves into our way of life over many years.
16. Geometric name given to the movement of slaves to America and manufactured goods to Europe.
18. _____-Fifths Compromise--in the original US Constitution slaves were counted as 3/5 of a person.
19. The first state to abolish slavery.
20. Led the most famous and deadly slave rebellion in 1831 in Virginia.
24. The movement to end slavery.
28. To purposely break tools or slow down progress of those working without the owner of the slaves being aware.