AP African American Studies Unit 2 Midterm

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What was a global impact of the Haitian Revolution?

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Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States.

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What historical event led to a great inclination to revolt among enslaved in the U.S.?

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The Haitian Revolution

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What were Maroon communities?

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remote and hidden environments beyond the control of enslavers.

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What was the main goal of the petitioners to the Members of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas in 1869 regarding Freedman's Rights?

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Emancipation for Persons of African descent

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In what ways did slave codes and the participation of Indigenous communities in slave patrols contribute to the difficulties African Americans faced in being acknowledged as members of Indigenous communities?

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Slave codes and Indigenous involvement in slave patrols marginalized African Americans, complicating their recognition as members of Indigenous communities.

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Other than an ideal climate, what other reasons did many emigrationists use to advocate moving away from the United States?

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A shared histories and large populations of People of Color in other regions of the world.

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What is the historical context of the advertisement showing the self-liberation of enslaved people?

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The Underground Railroad

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What was enacted as a result of what is described in the advertisement?

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Fugitive Slave Act was enacted.

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Which statement most accurately explains the origin of Juneteenth?

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Juneteenth marks the day when the last enslaved people freed, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Which of the following factors contributed to the situation shown in the picture? Options: The influence of Native American treaties in the 19th century., The impact of the Civil War on Southern states., Some African American freedom seekers (maroons) sought refuge with the Seminoles in Florida, where they were accepted as family., The role of European settlers in the American Revolution.

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Some African American freedom seekers (maroons) sought refuge with the Seminoles in Florida, where they were accepted as family.