Humanist Flashcards

1
Q

When was the Quakers first petition?
How many signatures did it get?

A

June 1783
273 Signatures

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2
Q

In 1784, how many quaker pamphlets were distributed amongst the upper classes

A

10,000

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3
Q

When was the quaker petition completely ignored by parliament?

A

1783

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4
Q

When did Granville Sharp help an injured slave and what was his name?

A

1767
Johnathan Strong

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5
Q

What year did the court rule in Strong’s favour following his master attempting to rekidnap him?

A

1768

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6
Q

What was Sharp’s Sierra Leone plan?

A

To create a colony of free slaves in Sierra Leone

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7
Q

How much did the government give Sharp per slave for Sierra Leone?

A

£12 for the cost of transport

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8
Q

How much did Sharp contribute to the Sierra Leone plan?

A

Over £700

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9
Q

How many people died in the first year of the Sierra Leone plan?

A

122

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10
Q

When was the society for the abolition of the slave trade formed and by who?

A

1787
Clarkson, Sharp and Dillwyn

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11
Q

How many members of the society were quakers?

A

9

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12
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How many copies of Clarkson’s ship diagram was printed?

A

7000

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13
Q

Who designed the “Am I not a man and a brother” badge?

A

Josiah Wedgwood

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14
Q

When was the Zong case?

A

1783

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15
Q

After 3 months at sea, how many slaves on the Zong ship had died?

A

60

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16
Q

How much were Zong ship slaves insured at?

A

£30 a head

17
Q

How many slaves thrown overboard on the Zong Case

A

133

18
Q

What did Lord Mansfield say regarding the Zong Case?

A

It was “just as if horses were killed”

19
Q

What was the result of the 1796 bill for the abolition of slavery?

A

Failed, yet almost passed through the commons

20
Q

How many petitions signed in 1792?

A

519

21
Q

Between which years did Wilberforce present a bill for abolition?

A

1791-99

22
Q

How many people in Manchester signed a petition?

A

10,700/50,000

23
Q

When did Clarkson publish his essay on slavery? How many copies?

A

June 1786
10,000 copies
(helped to convince WIlberforce)

24
Q

How far did Clarkson travel talking about slavery?

A

Over 30,000 miles

25
Q

How long was the speech that Wilberforce delivered to parliament in May 1789?

A

3.5h

26
Q

In Feb 1805, how much opposition did Wilberforce’s bill receive?

A

Passed 114 to 15

27
Q

When did Wilberforce introduce his first bill?

A

18th April 1791

28
Q

How many copies did Equianos book sell in 1791

A

1900

29
Q

How many members in the Sons of Africa?

A

12

30
Q

When did Equiano begin his abolition campaign?

A

1773

31
Q

Who did Equiano help publish his slave narrative and when?

A

Cugoano
1787

32
Q

Who were the Clapham sect?

A

A humanitarian group

33
Q

How many votes was Wilberforce’s bill failed because of?

A

4

34
Q

What essay did Clarkson win a prize for?

A

“Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species”

35
Q

What did Sharp try to do to the crew of the Zong ship?

A

Prosecute them by gathering evidence

36
Q

When did Equiano become a delegation for the Dolben Act?

A

1788

37
Q

When did Equiano publish his autobiography?

A

1789

38
Q

Who was Equiano sold to?

A

A royal navy officer