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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Trans- Atlantic Trade 17th C Colonial America Revolution & Choices Africans in Colonial America The New Nation & Abolition

6. In order to obtain this trade commodity Europeans traded guns and textiles with West African Kingdoms along the coast. A 100

7. What are enslaved Africans ? A 100

8. This ethnic group were not successfully used as slave labor by Europeans because they died in great numbers from European diseases or escaped into familiar territory. A 200

9. Who were Native American Indians?

10. The discovery of the New World dramatically increased the transatlantic trade in this 17th C. commodity. A 300

11. What are enslaved Africans? A 300

12. West African coastal Kingdoms enslaved Africans from other inland and brought them to this region of African for sale to European traders. A 400

13. What are factories or slave trading fortresses along the West African coast? A 400

14. The Transatlantic journey called the Middle Passage most often ended in this region of the New World. A 500

15. What are the Caribbean Islands? A 500

16. This colony was the first permanent British settlement in North America. B 100

17. What was the Jamestown colony? B 100

18. Virginia court and census records tell us about this Angolan man who had his freedom, accumulated land, and exercised legal rights in the early 1600s. B 200

19. Who was Anthony Johnson? B 200

20. This South Carolina community was the birthplace of a violent rebellion in 1739. B 300

21. What is Stono? B 300

22. This Angolan led a revolt in Stono, South Carolina. B 400

23. Who is Jemmy? B 400

24. This fear was pervasive in the South during the 1700s. B 500

25. What is the Fear of Slave Revolt? B 500

26. This 18th Century intellectual movement inspired African Americans in the South to take their destiny into their own hands by running away & protesting enslavement. C 100

27. What is the Enlightenment? C 100

28. During the American Revolution this ethnic group fought for the side that they felt offered the best chance for freedom. C 200

29. Who are African Americans? C 200

30. The fear of this action led many Patriots during the Revolution to resist arming enslaved Africans and recruiting them for service in the Continental Army. C 300

31. What Slave Rebellion? C 300

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33. In November 1775 this Royally appointed Governor of Virginia promised to free enslaved Africans who fought for the British. C 400

34. Who was Lord Dunmore? C 400

35. This Patriot General and leader of the Continental Army reconsidered his ban on enlisting Africans in his army after seeing Lord Dunmore’s position strengthened by African soldiers. C 500

36. Who was George Washington? C 500

37. In this region of the British colonies in North America Patriot recruitment of Africans was the most widespread. D 100

38. What was New England? D 100

39. Tobacco cultivation was widespread in these three colonies. D 200

40. What were Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina? D 200

41. Rice cultivation was widespread in the swampy & wet regions of these two colonies. D 300

42. What are South Carolina and Georgia? D 300

43. This labor intensive crop employed the largest number of enslaved Africans on large plantations. D 400

44. What is rice? D 400

45. Enlightenment & Great Awakening ideals as well as a lack of economic dependence on enslaved labor led to this development in the North after the Revolution. D 500

46. What is the abolition of slavery? D 500

47. These two men founded the first two independent African American churches in America. E 100

48. Who were Absalom Jones & Richard Allen? E 100

49. White trustees at this Philadelphia church attempted to move Absalom Jones from his seat during a prayer, an action that led to the founding of the first African American church in Philadelphia. E 200

50. What is St. George’s Methodist Church? E 200

51. This prominent Protestant denomination was founded by Richard Allen in Philadelphia. E 300

52. What is the African Methodist Episcopal denomination? E 300

53. This city was home to the largest free Black population in the Early Republic. E 400

54. What is Philadelphia? E 400

55. As the cultivation of this cash crop grew, slavery expanded rapidly into the “Black Belt” region of the south that included the states of Mississippi and Alabama E 500

56. What is cotton? E 500

57. The goals of this organization included gradual compensated emancipation and repatriation of freed slaves to Africa. F 100

58. What is the American Colonization Society? F 100

59. Some African Americans believed that America was their home which they helped build and therefore opposed this plan that included leaving America. F 200

60. What is colonization? F 200

61. This abolitionist advocated violent slave rebellion in his “Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World…” F 300

62. Who was David Walker? F 300

63. This white abolitionist believed that slavery was immoral and against the tenants of Christianity and advocated immediate uncompensated emancipation. F 400

64. Who was William Lloyd Garrison? F 400

65. This abolitionist’s writings frightened white southerners, radicalized the abolition movement and inspired other abolitionists to take a more militant stance against slavery. F 500

66. Who was David Walker? F 500

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68. Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison promoted this right for African Americans to help them achieve political and social equality before the law in the first half of the 19th Century Click on screen to continue

69. What is enfranchisement, or the right to vote? Click on screen to continue

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