Question

1. How did the invention of the steam locomotive impact the job market in the 1800s? (1 point)
It led to the development of new towns, jobs, and factories.
It created many high-paying jobs in the railroad industry.
It changed the way employers hired American workers and laborers.
It protected American workers from losing jobs to foreign workers.

2. How did the life and work of Frederick Douglass impact the abolitionist movement? (1 point)
His opposition to President John Quincy Adams made him a popular speaker.
His work as a public speaker led to the end of slavery in many cities and towns.
His experience as a former slave helped shed light on the importance of the issue.
His training made him a well-known abolitionist on the Underground Railroad.

Answer 1

Steam locomotives were invented in the early nineteenth century in the United Kingdom and were utilized for railway transport until the middle of the twentieth century.

The correct options for both are A and B.

Frederick Douglass influenced who?

Frederick Douglass was a major force in the anti-slavery fight. As a man of moral authority, Douglass developed into a riveting public speaker.

Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison recognized his oratory skills and hired him as a speaker for the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.

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