owning
importation
exportation
freeing
2.) What was not a major export crop in the US before the Industrial Revolution?
Cotton
Tobacco
Rice
Indigo
3.) Some __________ trade routes were based on selling slaves.
Square
Triangular
Polygonal
None of the above
4.) Industrialization of the textile industry caused the number of plantation slaves to ___________.
Increase
Decrease
Remain the same
All of the above
5.) Slaves could not own land and could not ________.
Vote
Move freely
Testify in courts
All of the above
6.) In the South, many slaves lived __________ with many other slaves.
On small farms
In beautiful homes
On plantations
Alone
7.) _________ was the main crop of the plantations of Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland.
Corn
Cotton
Tobacco
Sugar Cane
8.) Slavery did not take hold in _____________ because of the region's soil and climate didn't favor large scale agriculture.
The Deep South
North Carolina
New England
All of the above
9.) At southern slave auctions, a child could be sold to the highest ________ and taken from his/her mother.
bidder
auctioneer
overseer
none of the above
10.) In the South, it was typical for ______ to share their cabins with 10-12 people.
Plantation owners
Plantation overseers
Children
Slaves
11.) Slavery is sometimes called ________.
"The Chain Gang"
"The Peculiar Institution"
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
"Life of the Lowly"
12.) Who was the leader of the slave rebellion that sent shockwaves throughout the Southern plantations in 1831?
Nat Turner
Harriet Tubman
Bill Hawkins
Frederick Douglass
13.) According to the law at that time, when a slave ran away, he/she was _______.
crossing state lines legally
stealing property from his/her owner
deserting his/her spouse and children
free to go
14.) Who was Thomas Garrett?
a Southern slaveholder
a Quaker abolitionist who worked on the Eastern line of the Underground Railroad
a runaway slave
an abolitionist Congressman who fought to end slavery
15.) Why did the second federal Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 anger white Northerners?
It forced them to participate in recapturing runaway slaves.
They were afraid they might be mistaken for fugitive slaves.
They believed it made it too easy for fugitive slaves to evade capture
None of the above
16.) Slaves, like land or a house, were considered ________.
Expendable
Free
Property
People
17.) A person who spoke out against slavery was called a(n) __________.
Anti-abolitionist
Abolitionist
Freedom fighters
None of the above
18.) Slaves enabled southern plantation owners to obtain wealth by growing sugar, indigo, and ________.
barley
wheat
corn
cotton
19.) Harriet ________ was a heroic figure on the Underground Railroad making 19 missions to free slaves.
Douglass
Beecher
Tubman
Garrison
20.) Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote a book titled ____________ that helped the nation understand the tragedy of slavery.
A biography of the life of Frederick Douglass
Liberator
Uncle Tom's Cabin
An Appeal in Four ArticlesSlavery in America?!?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! 10 P's?
this is just slavery in the united states, not in america... there is nothing in these questions about latin america.
plus you should do your own homeworkSlavery in America?!?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! 10 P's?
importation, Cotton, Triangular, All of the above, All of the above, On plantations, Cotton, New England, bidder, Slaves, The Peculiar Institution", Nat Turner, stealing property from his/her owner, an abolitionist Congressman who fought to end slavery, None of the above, Property, Abolitionist, cot
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