This is significant about Effia's birth
What is, it occurred as a fire destroyed her father's yam crop?
Effia is born here
Fanteland
Effia and Esi
What are Half-sisters?
Name the two tribes that fought against each other.
Who are the Asante and Fante?
The current possessor of the black stone.
Abena
Effia marries this person
James Collins
Name the place where Quey is educated.
England
James Collins and Quey
What are grandfather and grandson?
This is said to hold the souls of the Asante people.
The Golden Stool
This person says, " There should be no room in your life for regret. If in the moment of doing you felt clarity...certainty, then why feel regret later?"
Who is Unlucky AKA James Richard Colins?
Esi is brought here after being captured in her village
The dungeon of Cape Coast Castle
Ma Akua and Jo eventually settled here.
What is Baltimore?
1. Ma Akua and Kojo
2. Ness and Pinky
What is fictive kin?
This allowed for formerly enslaved people and free Blacks to return to slavery.
What is the Fugitive Slave Act?
The pattern Kojo and Anna followed when naming their children.
What is alphabetical order from A through G?
Esi learns this information about her mother from Abronoma (Little Dove)?
She is not her mother's first daughter
The place where Ness received her scars.
What is Hell?
James Richard Collins and Nana Yaa
What are Husband and wife?
Two horrors captured Africans had to survive prior to the horror that awaited them in a new and unfamiliar land.
What are the Cape Coast Castle dungeon and the Middle Passage?
Once a carefree child and daughter of a Big Man, this character never laughed or smiled in America.
Who is Esi?
Baaba tells Effia to hide her blood because
Baaba wants her married to a British man, so Effia will leave
When Effia and James are first married, they lived here.
What is the Gold Coast Castle?
Unlucky and Abena
What are father and daughter?
Name the historical event that is about to start at the end of Kojo's chapter.
What is the Civil War?
Name two couples that married for love.
James and Akosua and Kojo and Anna