What does it mean?
Opposites Attract
Who's Who?
But Why?
Potluck
100

What are bloodhounds used for?

They are used for tracking and hunting

100

What are some items typically sold at auctions?

Houses, cars, paintings, or enslaved people

100

Who is known for abolishing slavery?

President Abraham Lincoln

100

Why are bloodhounds significant in tracking?

They have a strong sense of smell which helps in tracking down people or scents

100

What does "intolerable" mean?

What does "intolerable" mean?

200

What does "prejudice" mean?

Dislike of a person or group based on race, religion, or other factors

200

What is the opposite of "enslaved"?

Free

200

What does "enslavers" mean?

People who force one or more persons into slavery.

200

Why is being stealthy sometimes necessary?

To avoid danger or to surprise someone.  

200

Give an example of prejudice.

Disliking someone because of their race or religion

300

What does "stealthily" mean?

In a quiet and secretive way to avoid being noticed.

300

What is the opposite of "abolish"?

Keep

300

Why were auctions used for enslaved people?

Because enslaved people were treated as property and sold to the highest bidder

300

Why is understanding treason important in history?

It illustrates the consequences of loyalty and betrayal in political contexts.

300

Describe a situation where someone might move stealthily.

A person sneaking through a forest to avoid detection.

400

What is a plantation?

A large farm where crops like cotton or tobacco are grown.

400

What is the opposite of "enslavers"?

Freed individuals or abolitionists.

400

Name a historical figure who was an enslaver.

Thomas Jefferson or George Washington (both owned enslaved people).


400

Why is it important to combat prejudice?

Combating prejudice is important for promoting equality and respect among all people

400

Who were the enslavers?

People who owned enslaved individuals

500

What does "treason" mean?

Trying to overthrow your country’s government or helping its enemies.

500

What is the opposite of "intolerable"?

Acceptable or bearable.

500

Name a historical figure accused of treason.

Benedict Arnold or Julius Caesar (in a different context).

500

Why is it important to study the role of enslavers in history?

To understand the roots of racism and the impact of slavery on society.

500

Describe a situation where auctions could be beneficial.

Auctions can be beneficial for selling unique or valuable items to interested buyers

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