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Question 1

Sarah and Angelina Grimk were __________.
 
  A) fugitive slaves
  B) reviled by most abolitionists
  C) born into a South Carolina slaveholding family
  D) killed by an angry mob

Question 2

When William Henry Harrison died shortly after taking office, __________ became president.
 
  A) Franklin Pierce
  B) Millard Fillmore
  C) Zachary Taylor
  D) John Tyler

Question 3

The Whigs promoted William Henry Harrison as a(n) __________.
 
  A) simple, humble man
  B) natural aristocrat
  C) an enlightened man of ideas
  D) polar opposite of Andrew Jackson

Question 4

__________ was the most famous fugitive slave in America.
 
  A) Solomon Northrup
  B) Frederick Douglass
  C) Sarah Grimk
  D) David Walker



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Answer 1

Answer: C

Answer 2

Answer: D

Answer 3

Answer: A

Answer 4

Answer: B





 

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