Unit #3- Benchmark #1- Slavery & Conflict Flashcards

1
Q

Most enslaved Africans end up in the Caribbean & Brazil producing this crop:

A

Sugar Cane

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2
Q

What were three major economic consequences of the Triangle Trade on West Africa?

A

1-Slaves are the main export
2-Economic Stagnation
3- Loss of Labor & Human Capital

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3
Q

What were two major Demographic consequences of the Triangle Trade in Europe?

A

People moved from:
Country to Cities
Farming to Factories

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4
Q

What invention drastically increased cotton production by making production more efficient and profitable?

A

The Cotton Gin

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5
Q

What is the term used to describe cotton’s importance in the economy and politics of the Pre-Civil War South?

A

King Cotton

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6
Q

By 1860 the total value of all farmland and farm buildings in the South was equal to this:

A

The Value of Slaves

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7
Q

Cotton is _______ of all American exports by 1830.

A

1/2

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8
Q

What was the conflict caused by the end of the Mexican War?

A

Whether new states would be free or slave states.

Each side worried about the other becoming too powerful

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9
Q

What were some major Political Impacts of The Triangle Trade on America?

A
Central Conflict of American Politics
Civil War
Jim Crow
Segregation
Civil Rights
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10
Q

What did the Fugitive Slave Act force federal officials to do?

A

Return all missing slaves to their owners

-Even states where slavery had long been outlawed.

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11
Q

Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote this book to show the evils of slavery.

A

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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12
Q

What was the fighting in Kansas called?

A

Bleeding Kansas

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13
Q

Popular Sovereignty is the idea that each state should decide this:

A

To be a Free State or to be a Slave State

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14
Q

What Supreme Court decision ruled that slaves were to be considered property, even while in free states?

A

The Dredd Scott Case

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15
Q

John Brown tried to take weapons held at this Federal Arsenal to arm slaves in an attempt to start the Civil War. He was captured and sentenced to death.

A

Harper’s Ferry

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16
Q

What year was Abraham Lincoln elected as President? (which started the Civil War).

A

1860