Caesar
What was depicted in the chapter as the crop being picked
cotton
Whose two brothers died from yellow fever?
Boseman
Who killed "Jasper in cold blood" (225)?
Ridgeway
At the end of the chapter who was the "she" referred to by Caesar?
Cora
What two initial reason did Cora give for the devastation of Tennessee?
"the blaze and the disease"
Whose blood stains still remained in the wagon and on the clothes of Cora?
Jasper
What did Fletcher warn Caesar about the book Travels into Several Remote Nations
The book will get him killed
Who said "this is not your property" when captured.
Ridgeway
What caused Cora to hesitate to help her saviors get the upper hand on Ridgeway?
Fear
Fill in the blank: "Caesar pictured his father cutting cane in a __________ ____, burning his flesh as he stooped over the big kettles of molten sugar" (238).
Florida hell
What state is Ridgeway talking about: "now that they have their new system. Had many a caper there in the old days. But the old days aren't that far off. For all their talk of negro uplift and civilizing the savage, it's the same hungry place it always was" (223).
South Carolina
Which three people are mentioned as murdered at the end of Tennessee?
Lovey, Caesar, and Jasper.
The excitement over who's birthday allowed Caesar to visit his only refuge on Randall.
Jockey's
What is the term Ridgeway referring when stating "it means taking what is yours, your property, whatever you deem it to be. And everyone else taking their assigned places to allow you to take it" (225).
Manifest Destiny
Boseman grew up where?