The__________ Caucus, the Nation's First and Most Famous Caucus, Requires

question 2

Multiple Choice

The__________ caucus, the nation's first and most famous caucus, requires that people attend a meeting of about two hours in which they indicate their preferences and then try to convince those who are undecided to join their candidate's group.

• A) Arkansas
• B) Iowa
• C) New Hampshire
• D) New Mexico
• E) Washington

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Definitions:

Underground Railroad

A secret network of routes and safe houses used in the 19th century to help enslaved African Americans escape to free states and Canada.

Harriet Tubman

An African American abolitionist, humanitarian, and during the American Civil War, a Union spy, renowned for her role in the Underground Railroad, leading enslaved people to freedom.

Free States

Refers to U.S. states that had abolished slavery before or by the end of the American Civil War.

Enslaved People's Efforts

The various ways in which people held in slavery resisted their condition and sought freedom, including revolts, escapes, and culture preservation.