The Leader
The Rebellion
The Aftermath
Reasons for Success & Failure
Consequences & Legacy
100

 This Baptist preacher led the Christmas Rebellion of 1831.

Who is Sam Sharpe?)

100

The Christmas Rebellion began in this month and year.

What is December 1831

100

Sam Sharpe was executed in this town.

What is Montego Bay?

100

The enslaved people had an early advantage because of their knowledge of this.

What is the landscape?)

100

The Christmas Rebellion contributed to this major event in 1834.

What is the abolition of slavery?)

200

Sam Sharpe was an articulate deacon in this religious group

What is the Baptist Church?

200

Enslaved people planned to resist by doing this instead of working.

What is refusing to work

200

More than this number of enslaved people were killed during and after the rebellion.

What is 500?

200

The revolt initially succeeded because the British were caught by this.

What is surprise?)

200

Britain passed this law in 1833, leading to eventual freedom for enslaved people.

What is the Slavery Abolition Act?)

300

Sharpe spread the message of freedom through this method.

What is preaching and organizing secret meetings?

300

The rebellion was strongest in this parish of Jamaica.

What is St. James?

300

The British forces crushed the rebellion using these.

What are firearms and artillery?)

300

Thousands of enslaved people joined the uprising, making this a strength.

what is large numbers?

300

Sam Sharpe's legacy lives on, as he is honored as this in Jamaica.

What is a National Hero?)

400

Sharpe's resistance started as this form of protest.

What is a peaceful strike?

400

 The revolt led to the burning of many of these.

What are plantations?

400

Some captured rebels were forced to do this, weakening the revolt.

What is reveal information about others?

400

Thousands of enslaved people joined the uprising, making this a strength.

What are trained troops and local militias?)

400

British public outrage over the brutal suppression of the rebellion fueled this movement.

What is the abolitionist movement?

500

The belief that freedom was being withheld led Sharpe and his followers to do this.

(What is start a rebellion?)

500

The enslaved had a secret advantage that helped them early in the rebellion.

What is knowledge of the terrain?

500

Plantation owners blamed and persecuted this group for spreading anti-slavery ideas.

What are Baptist missionaries?)

500

Some enslaved people did not join the revolt because of this reason.

What is fear of punishment or loyalty to planters?)


500

The rebellion inspired future struggles for justice, including this major uprising in 1865.

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