Vocabulary
Maps/Charts
Questions
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The Stono Rebellion
100
What is chattel slavery?
private ownership of people
100
Where were the greatest number of enslaved persons sent?
South America
100
How did enslaved workers resist slavery?
They broke tools
They organized rebellions.
They attempted to escape.
100
Who were the second Europeans involved in the Atlantic slave trade?
Dutch
100
What day of the week did The Stono Rebellion take place on?
Sunday
200
What is cargo?
goods transported by ship, plane, or truck
200
Which colony had the greatest population during the 1740's?
Southern Colonies
200
Who were the first Europeans involved in the Atlantic slave trade?
Portuguese
200
What is slave quarters?
Places where people live.
200
Who started the rebellion?
Jemmy
300
What is inhumane?
cruel, lacking mercy
300
South Carolina
300
How did enslaved Africans create an African American culture?
They combined elements from Africa and their new home
300
What were some skills enslaved workers brought with them from Africa?
farming, metalworking, weaving, and sewing
300
Slave importations were cut by nearly _____ %.
90
400
What is procure?
to gain possession of
400
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
400
What effect did slavery have on enslaved persons' families?
Enslaved persons could be bought and sold at any time, families were often broken up.
400
Who was John Wintrop?
One of the leaders of Massachusetts Bay Colony
400
What was the population of black people during that time?
40,000
500
What is tropical latitude?
areas around the equator that remain warm all year
500
Rum and Iron
500
What was the Middle Passage?
A trip across the Atlantic Ocean that enslaved persons had to endure
500
What was dehumanizing?
treating people as if they are objects instead of human beings.
500
Who was required to attend church and listen to the sermons?
Laborers