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Slavery in America- 2024
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T or F? Staple crops on Southern plantations included tobacco, cotton and rice
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T or F? Staple crops on Southern plantations included tobacco, cotton and rice
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T or F? Slave codes provided many rights for the enslaved.
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T or F? Slave codes provided many rights for the enslaved.
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T or F? Slaves could marry one another freely.
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T or F? Slaves could marry one another freely.
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T or F? The Erie Canal increased transportation and trade in the North and Midwest thus making it an economic powerhouse
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T or F? The Erie Canal increased transportation and trade in the North and Midwest thus making it an economic powerhouse
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T or F? The triangular trade route involved slave trading between W. Africa, The Americas and the Caribbean
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T or F? The triangular trade route involved slave trading between W. Africa, The Americas and the Caribbean
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T or False? Most slave quarters were a single room where many slept.
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T or False? Most slave quarters were a single room where many slept.
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What was the primary reason that slavery took root in America?
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What was the primary reason that slavery took root in America?
monetary gain
T or F? Slave owning was concentrated in the mountain region of NC.
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T or F? Slave owning was concentrated in the mountain region of NC.
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T or F? A person was considered a slave if their father was enslaved.
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T or F? A person was considered a slave if their father was enslaved.
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How did the Underground Railroad help slaves escape to freedom?
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How did the Underground Railroad help slaves escape to freedom?
Provided secret rooms and routes, provided food, supplies and safety
What was the middle passage?
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What was the middle passage?
a brutal sea journey in a boat across the Atlantic which brought the enslaved to America
T or F? Slaves could be beaten, sold or sent away by a master at any time
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T or F? Slaves could be beaten, sold or sent away by a master at any time
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Our Democracy is based on 3 ideals. Name them
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Our Democracy is based on 3 ideals. Name them
Natural Rights (unalienable), Popular Sovereignty, Rule of Law (law applies to ALL!)
How many slaves were transported to the Americas between 1500 and 1800?
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How many slaves were transported to the Americas between 1500 and 1800?
Over 10 million
The Abolitionists fought to end slavery. How did they do this? List 3 ways
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The Abolitionists fought to end slavery. How did they do this? List 3 ways
Gave speeches, started organizations, created pamphlets, got involved in politics, created legislation, worked in the Underground Railroad
What does it mean to craft your own freedom?
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What does it mean to craft your own freedom?
create your freedom
When did the Abolitionist movement begin?
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When did the Abolitionist movement begin?
1830
Which machine revolutionized the cotton industry?
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Which machine revolutionized the cotton industry?
cotton gin
What was the Missouri Compromise?
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What was the Missouri Compromise?
Legislation that provided for the admission of Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state. It also outlawed slavery above the 36 degree latitude line in the remainder of the Louisiana territory
When and where did the Industrial Revolution begin? How did the Industrial Revolution transform the north and the south differently?
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When and where did the Industrial Revolution begin? How did the Industrial Revolution transform the north and the south differently?
Great Britain, 1760, North Urban centers/factories South remained Rural/large plantations
Which part of Africa were the enslaved from?
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Which part of Africa were the enslaved from?
West Africa
What is racism? How did it impact American society?
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What is racism? How did it impact American society?
the belief that one race is superior/leads to discrimination and inequalities in society
What did the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 declare?
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What did the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 declare?
Slaves could be returned to their owners even if living in a free state. Southern slave owners could go in to the North and kidnap those believed to be escaped slaves
Name 3 effects of women working in the cotton mills of the Northeast
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Name 3 effects of women working in the cotton mills of the Northeast
women worked in jobs outside of the home, women made their own money, women became more active in the pursuit of rights, women became more educated
Name the 5 features of enslaved entrepreneurship
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Name the 5 features of enslaved entrepreneurship
Growing up in poverty, opportunity, self agency, urgency and stress, pursuit
Which 3 states receive the most snowfall?
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Which 3 states receive the most snowfall?
Alaska, New Hampshire, Vermont




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