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US History of Slavery

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First president to own slaves
George Washington
Of the first 12 presidents, only two did not own any slaves. Name either
John Adams and John Quincy Adams
Last president to own slaves in office
Zachary Taylor
President in office during most of the civil war
Abraham Lincoln
Name of document that "freed the slaves" in confederate territory
Emancipation Proclamation
This eliminated chattel slavery nationwide as a lawful activity
13th Amendment
Last president to own a slave at any time in their life
Ulysses S. Grant
Last president born into a household with slave labor
Woodrow Wilson
President who owned the most slaves, but oversaw abolition of the international slave trade
Thomas Jefferson
Name of slave that president fathered multiple children with
Sally Hemmings
President who owned one slave named Tom, and when Tom escaped in 1814, did not appear to make significant effort to find him
Martin van Buren
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The first memoir of life in the White House was published by Paul Jennings, a slave of this president
James Madison
This president oversaw the Missouri Compromise, admitting Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state
James Monroe
These non-president founding fathers both brokered slave trades, but co-founded the New York Manumission Society
Alexander Hamilton and John Jay
This non-president founding father posted paid ads for missing slaves and slaves for sale, but later presided over the Pennsylvania Abolition Society
Benjamin Franklin
This state, at the time an independent nation, became the first portion of what would become the United States to abolish slavery
Vermont
All northern states had abolished slavery by 1804, this state was the last to act
New Jersey
One of the first protests of slavery was in 1688 from Dutch and German members of this religious group
Quakers
Holiday recognizing freeing of slaves in Texas
Juneteenth
Famous abolitionist and escaped slave, they helped ~70 slaves escape over ~13 missions, was later a spy for the Union Army
Harriet Tubman
Network of clandestine routes and safe houses to help slaves escape to free states and Canada
Underground Railroad
Escaped slave turned abolitionist, noted for his public speaking skills and autobiographies, later became a US diplomat to Haiti
Frederick Douglass
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