Abolition History
Source 1 - Capitalism and Slavery
Source 2 - The Liberator
Source 3 - Thoughts and Sentiments
100

Define "abolition" 

(does not have to be exact words, but must be correct)

the action or an act of ending a system, practice, or institution

100

The book Capitalism and Slavery supports the explanation that what led to the abolition fo slavery - economics, morality, or activism?

Economics

100

The newspaper The Liberator supports the explanation that what led to the abolition fo slavery - economics, morality, or activism?

Morality

100

The book Thoughts and Sentiments supports the explanation that what led to the abolition fo slavery - economics, morality, or activism?

Activism

200

Which country abolished slavery first, Mexico or the United States?


double points - correct year for either or both countries (within 5)

Mexico (1828)


US banned slavery in 1865)

200

Who wrote Capitalism and Slavery?

Eric Williams

200

Who wrote The Liberator?

William Lloyd Garrison

200

Who wrote Thoughts and Sentiments?

Ottabah Cugoano

300

What three explanations do historians use to explain the abolition of slavery?

Economics, morality, activism

300

Eric Williams was prime minister of which country?

Trinidad and Tobago

300

Who was Garrison's article addressed to?


double points - name both!

US Congress - Senate and House of Representatives

300

Which religion did Cugoano follow?

Christianity

400

What was the name of the invention that led to an increase in slavery?

double points - name of the inventor

Cotton Gin - Eli Whitney

400

Define "plantation" 


(does not have to be exact words, but must be correct)

large-scale agricultural estates that primarily focus on the cultivation of cash crops, such as sugar, tobacco, coffee, and cotton, often using enslaved or indentured labor

400

Which approach to abolition did Garrison support - gradual, immediate, or colonization?

Immediate

400

Where did Cugoano write his book?

London, Great Britain

500

Which country abolished slavery because of a slave revolt?

Haiti

500

Who was the audience for Williams' book?

college students, professors, journalists, government officials

500

Where was the Liberator published?

Boston, Massachusetts

500

What made Cugoano's Point of View different from other people writing about slavery in 1787?

He was formerly enslaved and from Ghana, Africa

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