Chapter 12, Section 3

The great majority of African Americans in the South were

• free men
• slaves
• industry workers
• plantation owners

A slave from Virginia that believed God told him to end slavery.

• Eli Whitney
• Sojourner Truth
• Frederick Douglass
• Nat Turner

All of the following are ways enslaved Africans helped keep their heritage alive EXCEPT

• telling folktales
• singing spirituals
• passing down African customs and traditions
• following Christianity values passed on by their slaveholder

What were slaves legally considered?

• People
• Property
• Citizens
• Children

How did Southern states respond to slave rebellions?

• They gave slaves some freedom.
• They passed even stricter slave codes.
• They began to udnerstand that slavery was wrong.
• They refused to take slaves back when they were captured. 

What did slaves most fear?

• being sent back to Africa
• being forced to learn new skills
• being sold away from their families
• being disrespectful to their owners

What does this picture represent

• Farming Life
• Industrial Life
• Plantation Life
• Slave Life

True or False:
Slaves were allowed to learn how to read and write.

• True
• False

Which of the following is an example of slave resistance?

• Saying yes when asked to work
• Working faster
• Pretending to be sick
• Volunteering to do more work

This is where people bid on slaves for purchase:

• manufacture
• violation
• oppression
• auction