Abolition
This form of abolition was favored by Northern states
What is gradual?
A person who supported separation from Britain was known as this
What is a Patriot?
This religious movement eventually banned slavery amongst its members in 1776
Who are the Quakers?
A person who supported the British cause was known by this name
What is a Loyalist?
This resource is commonly found throughout West Africa
What is gold?
This is the name for the torturous journey undertaken by an estimated 12.5 million enslaved Africans from West Africa across the Atlantic Ocean
What is the Middle Passage?
Much late-18th century abolitionist writing invoked this founding document as justification for its cause
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Who are the Dutch?
What are the Netherlands?
This house estate belonged to the Chew Family
What is Cliveden?
This man was the "first to die" for the Revolution in 1770
Who is Crispus Attucks?
This Muslim king, at one point the wealthiest man in the world, went on an important pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324AD
Who is Mansa Musa?
This document urged enslaved people to escape their owners and join the Loyalist cause
What is Lord Dunmore's Proclamation?
This word is a legal term for a person being given freedom
What is manumission?
Hereditary and race-based are two traits of this form of bondage
What is chattel slavery?
This man was the wealthiest Black man in post-revolution Philadelphia
Who is James Forten?
This border caused controversy among American colonists before the war began
What is the Proclamation (Line) of 1763?
The Kingdom of Aksum was in this region of Africa
What is East?
As a 15 year old, she first refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus in 1955
Who is Claudette Colvin?
Throughout the colonies and later in the Southern states, "free" or "enslaved" status was traced through the status of which relative?
Who is the mother?
This term describes the study of changing interpretations of the past
What is historiography?
The largest slave market in Philadelphia was along the banks of this river
What is the Delaware?
These chief ideals invoked in the Declaration of Independence were first theorized by British philosopher John Locke
What are natural rights?
This phrase, used throughout the 19th century to justify colonization, described Africa as mysterious, unknown, and backwards
What is the "Dark Continent"?
This agreement written into the US Constitution established a calculation for how the populations of slaveholding states would gain members in Congress
What is the Three-Fifths (3/5) Compromise?
The Mason-Dixon line established the boundary between free and slave state between which two states?
What are Pennsylvania and Maryland?
This is the term for a religious practices that are blended from several different belief systems
What is syncretic?
What is a syncretic belief system?
The city was the capital of which late 18th-early 19th movement involving the movement of free Black people
What is the African Colonization Movement?
What was the name (and year) of the treaty that officially ended the American Revolutionary War?
What is the Treaty of Paris (1783)?
This city in Mali was famous for its extensive libraries
What is Timbuktu?
This castle on the coast of Ghana was also a well-known fort that held hundreds of enslaved Africans headed to the New World
What is Elmina?