Vocabulary
Enslaved Africans
Free Black people
Life on plantations
100
A person who signs a contract and words for several years in exchange for travel and property.

Indentured servant

100

Why did plantation owners switch to using enslaved people to work their farms instead of indentured servants?

Enslaved people were cheaper than indentured servants.

Enslaved people were owned for life, they did not have a contract.

100

Free Blacks had an easy life with a lot of opportunities to find jobs. True or False

False

100

A crop that is grown to sell, not feed your family

Cash Crop

200

A person who is owned by another person and is forced to work for no pay.

Enslaved person

200

Where were enslaved Africans sold to the highest bidder?

Auctions

200

Free black people were allowed to own property. True or False

False

200

What were the most common crops grown on plantations?

Tobacco, cotton, sugar

Also corn and wheat

300

A person who wants to end slavery.

Abolitionist

300

What jobs were most enslaved people forced to do?

Most farm hard farm work on plantations

Some worked in homes as maids and cooks

300

Free Africans could shop in any store they wanted to. True or False

False, free black people were not allowed in stores without the permission of the business owner.

300

How did enslaved people communicate with each other?

Songs

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