The Slave Trade's Impact
Resistance and Rebellion
Slavery and the Economy
African Culture in the Americas
Forms of Resistance
100

This is the term for the forced voyage of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas

What is the Middle Passage?

100

This is an example of a way enslaved people resisted their bondage.

What is running away, breaking tools, or maintaining cultural practices?

100

This is what enslaved people and their labor were foundational to.

What is the American economy?

100

This is an example of how African culture influenced religious expression in the Americas.

What are syncretic religions or spiritual practices?

100

This is a daily form of resistance enslaved people used to disrupt the system of slaver

What is breaking tools or working slowly?

200

These are the two regions in Africa that served as major departure zones for the slave trade to the United States

What are West and West-Central Africa?

200

This event, which occurred in 1739 in South Carolina, is an example of a violent slave revolt.

What is the Stono Rebellion?

200

This is a crop cultivated using the task system

What is rice or indigo?

200

This is an example of how enslaved people maintained their linguistic practices.

What is the Gullah creole language?

200

These are the legislative acts passed to control enslaved people

What are slave codes?

300

This enslaved person wrote the poem "On Being Brought from Africa to America" in 1773.

Who is Phillis Wheatley?

300

These are communities formed by formerly enslaved Africans.

What are Maroon communities?

300

This was the nature of the economic relationship between the North and South due to slavery

What is economic interdependence?

300

These are the rhythms used in work songs by enslaved people.

What are syncopated rhythms?

300

This is a form of resistance that involved enslaved people seeking freedom in Spanish Florida.

What is flight?

400

This is how the slave trade impacted West African societies

What is it disrupted communities and economies, and increased conflict?

400

This is the significance of the Gullah language.

What is it an example of enslaved people maintaining linguistic practices?  

400

These are cities that benefited from the economy created by slavery, even if they did not play a major role in the slave trade.

What are Northern cities?

400

This is how enslaved people used music to pace their work.

What are work songs?

400

This is how the enslaved preserved elements of their culture under the task system.

What is through language and traditions due to having less oversight?



500

This system of labor involved enslaved laborers working in groups from sunup to sundown under the supervision of an overseer.

What is the gang system?

500

This is how enslaved people resisted within the task system.

What is maintaining linguistic and cultural practices due to less oversight?

500

This is the long-term economic effect of slavery in the U.S.

What are entrenched wealth disparities along racial lines?

500

This is the term for the blending of African cultural elements with those of the Americas

What is cultural syncretism?

500

This is an example of a literary work that depicts the experience of the Middle Passage.

What is "The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano?"