Ch 4 Flashcards

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The first Europeans to exchange extensively in the African slave trade were the

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Portuguese

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Planters gained a further advantage from the slave system when

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A new law decreased that any investor buying slaves was entitled to a headright of land for each slave

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The author of the anti-slavery tract The Selling of Joseph was

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Samuel Sewell

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The largest migration in human history was the

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Forced movement of Africans to the Americas

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Of the various stages from freedom in Africa to slavery in the America, the highest mortality rate came during the

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Middle passage of crossing the Atlantic

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5
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The only English colony to outlaw slavery was

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Georgia

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By 1700, race slavery

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Was accepted throughout the mainland colonies

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The highest proportion of enslaved workers occurred in

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South Carolina

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Figures are not certain, but it is estimated that ______ million Africans were brought to the Americas as slaves

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10

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By the 1600s, the slave trade was dominated by the

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Dutch

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The “Ellis Island of black America” was in

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South Carolina

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The use of African slaves as agricultural laborers was tied to the development of European ______ production

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Sugar

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Which of the following was NOT true of the situation of African slaves in the North American colonies in the early 1600s?

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African Americans received the same “head right” as European settlers

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13
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Maryland

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Quickly followed the social and economic developments in Virginia

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14
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The smallest concentration if slaves was found in

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North American colonies

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The trustees of Georgia foresaw purposes for the colony including all of the following EXCEPT

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Establishing a truly democratic and representative government

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16
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Georgia was founded by

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James Oglethorpe

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To improve the moral climate of Georgia, the trustees

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Outlawed the sale and consumption of of alcohol

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The form of slave resistance that remained foremost in the minds of slave owners was

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An organized slave rebellion

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Virginia’s Negro Act of 1705 included all of the following EXCEPT

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If a slave owner beat a slave to death, he would be charged with a felony

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20
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The ultimate decision when to begin the Atlantic crossing of a slave ship was made by

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The ship’s captain

21
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The case of Elizabeth Key vest demonstrates the

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Steady movement toward lifetime servitude

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In 1750, over Oglethorpe’s objections, the trustees

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Allowed importation and exploitation of slaves

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By the 1700s, _______ ships controlled the largest share of the African slave trade

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Initially a slave would be freed if they
Accepted Christianity
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The first slaves in England's North American colonies were in
Virginia
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Slaves in the Stono Rebellion had been encouraged to revolt by
The governor of Spanish Florida
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The largest slave uprising in colonial North America occurred at
Stono, South Carolina
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One of the earliest slave uprisings occurred in
New York City
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English involvement in the slave trade was stimulated by the development of plantations in
Barbodos
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Slave owners encouraged slaves to form families for all the following reasons EXCEPT it would
Facilitate the adoption of Christianity
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At the time of the American Revolution, ______ percent of the population were of African origin
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Thomas Bray
Believed it would be better to Christianize and educate slaves than to set them free
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Christian Priber
Wanted to establish a multiracial "paradise" in southern Appalachia for Indians, Africans, and Europeans
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Which of the following was NOT a problem with using indentured servants to meet labor needs
White workers did not work as hard or as efficiency as Africans
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The English turned away from the use of Indian slaves for all the following reasons EXCEPT
Most of the nearest tribes had accepted Christianity
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Europeans obtained most African slaves through
African merchants along the coast
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Forty percent of African slaves crossing the Atlantic came from
The Congo-Angola hinterland
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The principal cash crop of South Carolina was
Rice
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Children fathered by a freeman and born to a slave woman
Inherited the mother's slave status after laws had been changed
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The greatest obstacle to abolishing slavery was the
Racism of whites who did not believe free blacks could live in a white society
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William Byrd
Amassed a fortune in the tobacco and deerskin trades
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The event which did the most to push Virginia planters toward race slavery was
Bacon's Rebellion
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Suspicious fires in _______ were thought have been part of slave plot
New York and Charleston
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The leader of the Stono Rebellion was a slave named
Jemmey
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The first European outpost on the sub-Saharan African coast was
Elmina
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The largest number of slaves went to
Brazil
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Which of the following was NOT part of the Royal African Company's triangle trade?
Tobacco and rice from North America to Africa
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Slavery in South Carolina was closely patterned after slavery in
Barbodos and the Carribbean
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In 1713, England obtained the right to supply slaves to the colonies of
Spain