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- 1. Multiple Choice
Sojourner Truth was
an advocate for the freedom of slaves and women's rights
married to John Adams
a spokes person for jobs for men
- 2. Multiple Choice
What award would be best for Sojourner?
Responsibility Award
Equality Award
Justice Award
- 3. Multiple Choice
Sojourner was one of the most famous African American women of what century?
18th Century
19th Century
20th Century
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat was Sojourner Truth's birth name?Elizabeth DumontJoan RobertsHannah GarnerIsabella Baumfree
- 5. Multiple Choice
The name Sojourner means
travel
speak
freedom
- 6. Multiple Choice
In her moving speech at the Women's Rights Conference in 1851 she coined (started) which saying?
"Freedom at Last"
"Ain't I Woman?"
"Cast your Vote"
- 7. Multiple Choice
What year did Sojourner escaped from slavery?
1797
1826
1843
- 8. Multiple Choice
What year did Sojourner give the speech "Ain't I a Woman"?
1843
1851
1883
- 9. Multiple Choice
Sojourner Truth wanted to vote, be educated and end slavery...
False
True
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat does ABOLISH mean?to start somethingto end something
- 11. Multiple ChoiceAbolitionists worked to __________.give women the right to votemake slavery populargrow lots of cottonend slavery
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhere was Sojourner Truth born?MarylandAlabamaNew YorkMassachusetts
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat language did Sojourner Truth learn growing up?EnglishDutchSpanishGerman
- 14. Multiple ChoiceHow old was Sojourner Truth the first time she was sold and had to move away from her family?591214
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhat war did Sojourner Truth help recruit black soldiers to fight in?World War IRevolutionary WarCivil WarSpanish-American War
- 16. Multiple Choice
After changing her name, Sojourner Truth became what?
An onion farmer
A politician
A traveling doctor
A traveling preacher
- 17. Multiple Choice
Sojourner Truth helped in the Civil War by doing what?
Organize food and clothing for black soldiers
Leading a battalion of black soldiers
Bringing ammunition for the soldiers
Working as a nurse on the frontlines
- 18. Multiple Choice
During her speech, Sojourner Truth discussed what?
The power she had as an American
The power she had as a woman
The power she had as a preacher
The power she had as a slave
- 19. Multiple Choice
What two things did Sojourner Truth care about the most?
African American rights and women's rights
Speaking about her children and teaching them to read
Being pro-salvery and anti-women
- 20. Multiple ChoiceSojourner Truth told her story about growing up as a slave to what president?Andrew JohnsonUlysses S. GrantGeorge WashingtonAbraham Lincoln
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