Chapter 13 - Section 4 The South's People

Farmers who did not have slaves are called

• tenants

• yeomen

• vigilantes

• sharecroppers

Farmer who works land owned by another and pays rent either in cash or crops

• yeoman

• sharecropper

• tenant farmer

• carpetbagger

A large farm or estate on which cotton, tobacco, coffee, sugar cane, or the like is grown on a large scale

• plantation

• tenant farm

• orchard estate

• ranch

An overseer is a(n) _________

• factory inspector

• head slave on a plantation

• wife of a plantation owner

• plantation manager

African American religious folk songs, or __________, often combined Christian faith with laments about earthly suffering.

• slave codes

• shackles

• spirituals

• rebellions

Which slave led a rebellion in Virginia in 1831 in which he and his followers killed 55 whites?

• Frederick Douglass

• Harry Tubman

• Joseph Metoyer

• Nat Turner

Some of the slave codes that controlled enslaved people included:

• it was a crime to teach enslaved people to read and write

• it was a crime for slaves to assemble in large groups

• it was a crime to leave their master's property without a written pass

A network of "safe houses" that offered assistance to runaway slaves.

• Underground Railroad

• Oregon Trail

• Mason Dixon Path

• The Abolition Railroad

Which former slave was a "conductor" on the Underground railroad and assisted more that 300 individuals escape from slavery?

• Harriet the Spy

• Frederick Douglass

• Nat Turner

• Harriet Tubman

Regular expenses such as housing and maintaining equipment that will cost about the same amount from year to year.

• credit

• fixed costs

• slave codes

• capital gains