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Trans-Atlantic Trade
17th C Colonial America
Revolution & Choices
Africans in
Colonial America
The New Nation & Abolition
In order to obtain this trade commodity Europeans traded guns and textiles with West African Kingdoms along the
coast.
A 100
What are enslaved Africans ?
A 100
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
A 200
Who were Native American Indians?
The discovery of the New World dramatically increased the transatlantic trade in this
17th C. commodity.
A 300
What are enslaved Africans?
A 300
West African coastal Kingdoms enslaved Africans from other inland and brought them to this region of African for sale to European traders.
A 400
What are factories or slave trading fortresses along the
West African coast?
A 400
The Transatlantic journey called the Middle Passage
most often ended in this region of the New World.
A 500
What are the Caribbean Islands?
A 500
This colony was the first permanent British settlement
in North America.
B 100
What was the Jamestown colony?
B 100
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
Who was Anthony Johnson?
B 200
This South Carolina community was the birthplace of a violent rebellion in 1739.
B 300
What is Stono?
B 300
This Angolan led a revolt in Stono, South Carolina.
B 400
Who is Jemmy?
B 400
This fear was pervasive in the South during the 1700s.
B 500
What is the Fear of Slave Revolt?
B 500
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
What is the Enlightenment?
C 100
During the American Revolution this ethnic group fought for the side that they felt offered the best chance
for freedom.
C 200
Who are African Americans?
C 200
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
What Slave Rebellion?
C 300
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C 400
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In November 1775 this Royally appointed Governor of Virginia promised to free
enslaved Africans who fought for the British.
C 400
Who was Lord Dunmore?
C 400
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
Who was George Washington?
C 500
In this region of the British colonies in North America
Patriot recruitment of Africans was the most
widespread.
D 100
What was New England?
D 100
Tobacco cultivation was widespread in these three
colonies.
D 200
What were Virginia, Maryland and North
Carolina?
D 200
Rice cultivation was widespread in the swampy &
wet regions of these two colonies.
D 300
What are South Carolina and Georgia?
D 300
This labor intensive crop employed the largest number of enslaved Africans on large
plantations.
D 400
What is rice?
D 400
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
What is the abolition of slavery?
D 500
These two men founded the first two independent African
American churches in America.
E 100
Who were Absalom Jones & Richard Allen?
E 100
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
What is St. George’s Methodist Church?
E 200
This prominent Protestant denomination was founded by
Richard Allen in Philadelphia.
E 300
What is the African Methodist Episcopal
denomination?
E 300
This city was home to the largest free Black population
in the Early Republic.
E 400
What is Philadelphia?
E 400
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
What is cotton?
E 500
The goals of this organization included gradual
compensated emancipation and repatriation of freed
slaves to Africa.
F 100
What is the American Colonization Society?
F 100
Some African Americans believed that America was
their home which they helped build and therefore opposed
this plan that included leaving America.
F 200
What is colonization?
F 200
This abolitionist advocated violent slave rebellion in his
“Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World…”
F 300
Who was David Walker?
F 300
This white abolitionist believed that slavery was immoral and against the
tenants of Christianity and advocated immediate
uncompensated emancipation.
F 400
Who was William Lloyd Garrison?
F 400
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
Who was David Walker?
F 500
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Racial Justice
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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
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What is enfranchisement, or the right to vote?
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