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Slaves Farmers Life in early Arkansas States 1 st Elected officials Random Fact

The most important holiday for slaves

Christmas

Free-black man who was a candy maker.

Nathan Warren

“Spirituals” were a combination of what two types of songs

African American and Christian songs

Former slave that started the First Missionary Baptist Church of Little Rock.

Wilson Brown

What compromise was made in the General Assembly regarding Slavery when the state constitution was written?

The slave counties had more membership in the House and the free counties had more representation in the Senate

Owned small plots of land

Yeoman Farmers

Owned large amounts of land and highest percentage of slaves

Planters/Plantation owners

Social Class that dominated the State.

Planters

Plantations grew what “cash” crop

cotton

Yeoman Farmers tended to support this political party

Democrats

Planters tended to support this political party

Whigs

Most young people could only meet people at

Church

Early voting was done by

voice

To vote in Arkansas, a person had to be how old

21

Tax surplus was used to build a new ____________

Prison

What was the name of the first locomotive in Arkansas

The Little Rock

What political organization controlled politics in Arkansas

The Family

1 st Governor of Arkansas

James Conway

1 st member to U.S. House of Representatives

Archibald Yell

Name one of the first two U.S. Senators

William Fulton / Ambrose Sevier

How were United States Senators originally chosen

Appointed by the General Assembly

The overland route from Memphis to Little Rock

Military Road

Percentage of Arkansas Slave population in 1860

25%

Largest Arkansas town in 1860

Little Rock (3,727)

Name given to Arkansas troops that fought in War with Mexico

Mounted Devils of Arkansas

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