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Harriet Jacobs Quiz
Unveiling the Remarkable Journey: The Harriet Jacobs Quiz
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Enter the mesmerizing world of Harriet Jacobs! This gripping quiz catapults you through the extraordinary life of an African-American abolitionist & writer, unravelling her triumphs, struggles, and fearless spirit. Are you ready?
This Harriet Jacobs quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 31 challenging questions covering a wide range of Harriet Jacobs topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Test your skills and improve.
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Lydia Smith
Linda Brent
Liza Brown
Lucy Brooks
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Diary Of A Free Woman
Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl
Slave Girl's Diary
Tales From A Slave Woman
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1870
1861
1865
1855
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Orphanage
Homelessness
Slavery
Poverty
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Charleston, South Carolina
Atlanta, Georgia
Richmond, Virginia
Edenton, North Carolina
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To Whip Her
To Kill Her
To Starve Her
To Sell Her Children
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In A Basement
In A Nearby Forest
Under Her Grandmother's Roof
In A Barn
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The Free North
The West
The East
The South
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John And Martha
George And Sarah
Anthony And Lydia
Joseph And Louisa Matilda
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Her Grandmother
Her Children And Brother
Her Parents
Her Husband
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Seamstress
School Teacher
Nanny
Laundress
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Abolitionist And Feminist Reformers
Union Soldiers
Southern Politicians
Slave Owners
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Starvation
Arrest
Losing Her Legal Freedom
Physical Violence
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She Fought The Law
She Hid
She Fled The City
Her Employer Paid Off Her Legal Owner
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The Free North
Union-occupied Parts Of The Confederate South
The Confederate South
Europe
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Her Brother, John S. Jacobs
Her Employer
Union Soldiers
Her Daughter
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Hid Them In Her House
Helped Them Escape To The North
Organized Help And Founded Schools
Gave Them Jobs
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Four
Two
Three
Five
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Her Post-war Activities
Her Life As A Slave
Her Abolitionist Work
Her Life In The North
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In Her Late 30s
In Her Early 40s
In Her Late 40s
In Her Early 30s
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In Washington, D.C
In The South
In New York City
In Philadelphia
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Fought For Her In Court
Paid Off Her Legal Owner
Helped Her Flee The City
Hid Her
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Only Of White Women's Rights
Yes
No
Only Of Black Women's Rights
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Writer
Politician
Scientist
Nurse
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Labor Rights Activists
Animal Rights Activists
Civil Rights Activists
Women's Rights Activists
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1887
1897
1909
1901
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Yes, It Was Instantly Acclaimed
It Was Never Considered A Classic
No, It Was Only Recognized As Such Much Later
It Was Controversial Upon Release
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Edenton
Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
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They Were Estranged
They Barely Knew Each Other
They Were Rivals
They Were Very Close
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Her Poetry
Her Songs
Her Autobiography
Her Speeches
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Mar 7, 1897
Jul 19, 2023
Jan 20, 1867
Jan 29, 1889
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