Resistance to the Slave Trade Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What passive method did enslaved Africans use to reduce productivity on plantations?

A

Work slowdowns

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2
Q

What was a common form of resistance that disrupted agricultural work?

A

Breaking tools

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3
Q

How did enslaved Africans sometimes avoid work without punishment?

A

Feigned illness

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4
Q

What secretive activity helped enslaved people empower themselves despite bans?

A

Learning to read and write

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5
Q

How did enslaved communities preserve cultural identity under slavery?

A

Maintaining African traditions

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6
Q

What form of music often included hidden messages of resistance or escape?

A

Singing spirituals

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7
Q

What was a direct form of resistance involving escape from slavery?

A

Running away

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8
Q

What were the names of settlements formed by escaped enslaved Africans?

A

Maroon communities

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9
Q

Where did the Maroons famously resist British colonists in the Caribbean?

A

Jamaica

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10
Q

What term was used in Spanish America for escaped enslaved people forming communities?

A

Cimarron

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11
Q

What role did many enslaved people play in helping fellow slaves resist their condition?

A

Assisting others to escape

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12
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What method did enslaved people use to undermine plantation profitability?

A

Sabotaging crops

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13
Q

What secretive and dangerous act did some enslaved people use to harm owners?

A

Poisoning livestock or food

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14
Q

What form of hunger strike was used as a protest or act of defiance?

A

Refusing to eat

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15
Q

What is the term for organised violent uprisings by enslaved people?

A

Rebellions

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16
Q

Which successful revolt led to the first Black republic and inspired global resistance?

A

Haitian Revolution

17
Q

Who led the Haitian Revolution against French colonial rule?

A

Toussaint Louverture

18
Q

What 1831 uprising in Virginia was a major example of violent slave resistance?

A

Nat Turner’s Rebellion

19
Q

Which 1739 uprising was one of the earliest major revolts in the American colonies?

A

Stono Rebellion

20
Q

Which 1816 revolt in Barbados was led by an enslaved African?

A

Bussa’s Rebellion

21
Q

What aspect of life gave enslaved people hope and a sense of community for resistance?

22
Q

What were the communities of escaped enslaved people in Brazil called?

23
Q

What network helped enslaved people escape to freedom in the USA?

A

Underground Railroad

24
Q

Which formerly enslaved woman famously helped many others escape via the Underground Railroad?

A

Harriet Tubman

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What aspects of culture did enslaved people use to maintain identity and resist erasure?
African names, food and stories