Based on information in the biography, which of these statements is true?

a
truth and her children were sold into slavery when she was an adult.
b
the truth was freed from slavery after the north won the civil war.
c
the truth was the first black woman to win a court case against a white man.

which sentence from the biography best supports the idea that truth worked to improve the lives of african-americans after slavery ended?

a
in 1850, truth published her life story in the book "the narrative of sojourner truth: a northern slave."
b
truth continued to travel around ohio from 1851 to 1853, working to end slavery.
c
she also met and spoke with then-president abraham lincoln, who was also against slavery.
d
truth fought to former slaves get their own land from the government.
d
truth began fighting for women's rights only after slavery ended.
which of the following are two main ideas from the biography?

a
the truth was born as isabella baumfree and eventually changed her name to sojourner truth. she fought for the freedom of her son, peter.
b
the truth was born into slavery and eventually escaped. she devoted her life to many causes, especially antislavery efforts and women's rights.
c
truth traveled around ohio in the 1950s making speeches about her life to large crowds. she is famous for her speech "ain't i a woman? "
d
truth worked to get the government to give land to former slaves. she was also a member of the northampton association of education and industry.

which detail best reflects the main idea that truth was a talented public speaker?

a
she won a court case to free her son peter from slavery.
b
she joined the northampton association of education and industry.
c
she made speeches about slavery that drew large crowds.
d
she spoke to president abraham lincoln about her beliefs.