Male Abolitionists
Enslaved Women's Realities
Framing
Misc.
100

How did male abolitionists depict themselves within literature and art

What is hypermasculine

100

What is the reality of enslaved women in the antebellum South, as it pertains to resistance?

What is agents and actors of violent resistance?

100

What did prognostic framing propose as the solution?

 What is armed self-defense by men

100

In what instance from the text was a woman tried, sold, and transported out of the U.S.?

What is Commonwealth V.S. Rose

200

What is an idea that male abolitionists perpetuated

What is

Enslaved women were passive in resistance

Men practiced violent resistance

200

What did the article argue about enslaved women during slavery?

What is they were passive

200

What did motivational framing tie resistance to?

 What is manhood 

(and women’s suffering)

200

How has the fight against domestic violence challenged the belief that abuse is a private family matter?

What is activists have made domestic violence a public concern, pushing for legal protections, shelters, and survivor support.

300

Which abolitionist wrote “kill or be killed”?

Who is David Walker

300

Enslaved women beating an overseer who brutalized their sibling is an example of which type of resistance?

What is Familial revenge

300

Why were enslaved women framed as helpless in most abolitionist art & literature?

What is to humanize Black women & children

300

What are two everyday objects enslaved women used as weapons?

What are Hoes, Fence Rails, Buckets and Shovels, Coals and Tools

400

How did abolitionists use enslaved women’s suffering?

What are emotive appeals for sympathy

400

Why were these acts of resistance considered defensive?

What is they were meant to protect the women's autonomy, personal space, and safety.

400

Why were enslaved men framed as hypermasculine in most abolitionist art and literature?

What is to combat narratives that enslaved men couldn’t protect and provide

400

A tactic used to repress people and social movements (e.g. public trials)

What is public prosecutions/hearings

500

The idea that women were non-confrontation and passive in resistance, stems from which type of literature?

What is Male led literature

500

Were all acts of resistance planned in advance?

What is no 

some were immediate reactions to violence or punishment

500

What did diagnostic framing propose the issues within slavery were?

What is slavery is a system of brutalization, degradation, and shame 

500

Which university conducted the interviews for the research paper?

What is Fisk University

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