Active Resistance
Enslaved people used this in an attempt to permanently escape enslavement.
What is running away
Give one example of passive resistance among enslaved people.
What is petition writing (or) breaking tools (or) working slower (or) ignoring orders
This territory in North America was controlled by France before the war.
What was New France
Someone who remained loyal to the British king during the American Revolution
What is a loyalist
This Native American group inhabited most of what is now Vermont
Who are the Abenaki
These punishments were often given to enslaved people who rose up against the system of impression
Burning (or) hanging (or) whipped (or) broke on the wheel
This cartoon helped create a sense of unity among the American colonies, which would later inspire the American Revolution.
What is "Join, or Die"
The ability to make decisions and act independently
What is agency
The movement of plants, animals, disease, people, and ideas back and forth between the Old and New World.
What was the Columbian Exchange
Punishments for an enslaved uprising were often displayed in public, why?
What is one way enslaved people preserved the cultural traditions from their home land.
Celebrated traditional holidays (or) sang native songs (or) danced traditional dances (or) spoke native languages
This treaty ended the Seven Years War and the French and Indian War
What is the Treaty of Paris (1763)
Single sheets of paper, printed on one side, used to spread information
What are broadsides
A brutal, deadly journey from the West Coast of Africa to the Caribbean and the East Coast of North America
What was the Middle Passage
Cato slave was the leader of this uprising, in which enslaved people looted plantations and killed many enslavers.
What was the Stono Uprising
Despite being separated, enslaved people often tried to maintain this aspect of their freedom
Connecting with family or communities
How did the removal of French power from North America impact the relationship between Britain and the American colonies?
The colonies felt they no longer needed the protection of the British
A settlement of enslaved people who escaped to live independently
What is maroon communities
Early explorers are often credited with searching for this alliteration of three words
God, Gold, and Glory
How did the 1712 NYC slave rebellion impact the lives on enslaved people after the rebellion?
Slave Codes were implemented, further restricting the freedoms of enslaved people
Although passive resistance was often hidden, it showed enslaved people’s determination to maintain this despite oppression.
What is agency
In order to pay for the debts of the French and Indian War, the British implemented this system, which would further reinforce ideas for independence among colonists.
What is taxation without representation
A subtle or indirect form of opposition, done without appearing to be resisting
What is covert resistance
The father of George III and the son of George II
Who was Frederick, Prince of Wales