Slavery 1

Question 1

This State commenced the Emancipation of the slaves via Abolition Gradualism policies. It ended Human Chattelism slavery in 1780.

Answer 1

Pennsylvania

Question 2

What four Colonial States institutionalized Racial Slavery AFTER 1700?

Answer 2

Rhode Island (1703 )
New Hampshire ( 1714 )
North Carolina ( 1715 )
Georgia ( 1749 )

Question 3

Which American Colony became the 1st Colonial State to legalize and institutionalize racial slavery ?

Answer 3

Massachusetts ( 1641 )

Question 4

Which 2 States freed the slaves in 1783 ?

Answer 4

Massachusetts & New Hampshire

Question 5

Virginia in the wake of John Punch case began the legalization of Slavery. In what year did this happen?

Answer 5

1661

Question 6

Sojourner Truth , a Feminist Abolitionist , was an American slave in New York. This State was one of the 13 original American colonies. When did New York legalize and institutionalize Racial Slavery ?

Answer 6

1665

Question 7

Delaware and Pennsylvania were part of the Original 13 American Colonies. When did these colonial States enact and institutionalize racial slavery ?

Answer 7

1700

Question 8

When did Massachusetts abolish racial slavery ?

Answer 8

1783

Question 9

In what year did Rhode Island and Connecticut abolish racial slavery ?

Answer 9

1784

Question 10

The Preliminary Emancipation became a formal annunciation and declaration of intent “…to free the slaves in the Rebel States on 01 January 1863 and to offer financial assistance to loyal slaves state…” This aligned with the President’s proposed Gradual compensation plan . Its preliminary measure was signed on this Date.

Answer 10

22 September 1862

Question 11

Rhode Island is one of the 2 States to abolish racial slavery in 1784 under the Gradual Abolition plan. This other State ironically in 1848 approved the law to free the “ remaining “ slaves . Identify the other State.

Answer 11

Connecticut

Question 12

A slave who sought refuge with or was impressed by the Union forces. General Benjamin Butler at Fort Monroe coined this wartime term.His rationale stated that in wartime the Union had a right to free or enroll the property of its enemies.

Answer 12

Contraband

Question 13

The Spanish Crown’s grant of the Legal rights to Native labourers to the Racist Spanish Conquistadors The outcome was exploitation of both Native Indian and Africans..

Answer 13

Encomienda

Question 14

Spain’s reputation as Blood Thirsty Conquistadors.

Answer 14

Black Legend

Question 15

The European Movement of plants , animals , human chattels , and European Pathogenic diseases across the Atlantic ocean to Africa and the New Worlds.

Answer 15

Columbian Exchange

Question 16

The Transformative Conversion of tangible objects such the indigenes’ numinous, ritual, and liturgical objects into profitable mercantile commodities . Such conversion increased the monetary value.

Answer 16

Commodification

Question 17

The Protectionist Economic Principles emphasizing for the Nation to control the commercial trade with their colonies . This ideology ensures an auspicious Balance of Trade.

Answer 17

Mercantilism

Question 18

The Brewing conflict between the Indian natives and the European settlers( colonists) . Indians staged numerous raids and wars in Eastern North America. The Indian held settlers as hostages and used them to replace their deceased kin lost to European disease: smallpox and other pathogenic diseases.

Answer 18

Mourning Wars

Question 19

A disease that European brought to the New World . It caused the augmentation of the Mortality rate among Indian natives AND African enslaved genres. They had NO Immunity to the European diseases.

Answer 19

Smallpox

Question 20

One of the primary crops of the Americas requiring. Complex Labor intensive production.

Answer 20

Sugar Cane