Slavery and Abolition

Grade 5 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Read each fact. Circle the group it belongs to.

  1. The Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery in the United States.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  2. African American soldiers joined the Union army.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  3. Slave auctions took place in many Southern towns.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  4. The Underground Railroad was a network of safe houses and routes.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  5. Conductors helped people on the Underground Railroad.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  6. Many newly freed people searched for family members who had been sold.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  7. The Fifteenth Amendment gave Black men the right to vote.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  8. Enslaved people sometimes learned to read in secret.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  9. Some people reached Canada, where slavery was not allowed.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  10. Congress passed the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
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Slavery and Abolition

Answer Key - Grade 5 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Read each fact. Circle the group it belongs to.

  1. The Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery in the United States.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  2. African American soldiers joined the Union army.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  3. Slave auctions took place in many Southern towns.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  4. The Underground Railroad was a network of safe houses and routes.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  5. Conductors helped people on the Underground Railroad.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  6. Many newly freed people searched for family members who had been sold.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  7. The Fifteenth Amendment gave Black men the right to vote.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  8. Enslaved people sometimes learned to read in secret.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  9. Some people reached Canada, where slavery was not allowed.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery
  10. Congress passed the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865.

    • life under slavery
    • fighting against slavery
    • the end of slavery