14.2 Southern Society Quizizz

What is a Yeomen

• A free african american citizen

• A wealthy southerner

• People who worked for the white southerners

• Owners of small farms

What is a Planter?

• The wealthiest of the white southerners

• People who's job was too plant crops for white land owners

• The poorest of white southerners who couldn't afford cash crop land

• A free african american who was forced to farm

What was an issue towards free african americans?

• They were treated like kings for overcoming the challenges

• They were too wealthy

• They were poor

• They faced constant discrimination from white southerners

How many free African American in the South were enslaved in 1860

• 200,000.5

• 225,000

• 250,000

• 270,000

What did Planters, Free African Americans, and Yeomen have in common?

• They all worked in industrial factories

• They all had jobs in agriculture

• They all were enslaved by the British

• They all owned small farms

What were the differences between Planters, Free African Americans, and Yeomen?

• Planters were wealthy, Free African Americans worked for white southerners, and Yeomen were the majority of white southerners

• Planters were the poorest of the white southerners, Free African Americans were the majority of the white southerners, and Yeomen were the wealthiest

• There were no differences, they all were the same

• Planters worked in industrial, Free African Americans worked in agriculture, and Yeomen were the politicians

What was the largest social group during the time?

• Free African Americans

• Planters

• Yeomen

• Antonio

What jobs were available to free African Americans in the South?

• Paid laborers on plantations as a skilled artisan

• Business Men

• Investors

• Paid carpenters who built homes

Government's passed laws to prevent blacks from... (pick two)

• Voting

• Traveling

• The ability to care for themselves

• Being free

In what ways were southern cities similar to northern cities? (pick two)

• Public education was available in some places

• Wealthy residents occasionally gave large sums of money to charities

• The southern cities had tons of factories

• The southern cities were influenced by the northern cities