Unit III: You Say You Want A Revolution?

What did Washington do for William Lee in his will?

• He left him a sum of money.

• He granted him a piece of land.

• He freed him immediately.

• He assigned him more household work.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Passive Resistance

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(b) Active Resistance

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Why was James Armistead Lafayette not freed after the act of the Virginia Assembly in 1783?

• Because he was still needed as a spy.

• Because he was considered a soldier.

• Because he was considered a spy, not a soldier.

• Because he did not fight for the American cause.

What did the Marquis de Lafayette do for James Armistead Lafayette in 1787?

• He offered him a position in the French army.

• He helped James secure his liberty with a letter of support.

• He granted James a large sum of money.

• He invited James to live with him in France.

Three reasons that the Constitution can be seen as a pro-slavery document is because:​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• The Constitution does not outlaw slavery
• The provisions of the 3/5 Compromise
• Int'l slave trade continues until 1808
• Constitution explicitly encourages slave ownership
• Founders added tax credits for slave owners
• Only pro-slavery men wrote the Constitution
• The input of the enslaved was omitted

What happened to Harry Washington after protesting unfair treatment in Sierra Leone?

• He was elected as a leader of the settlers.

• He was given a large estate by the British authorities.

• He was tried for rebellion and banished.

• He returned to America and bought a farm.

Who is Crispus Attucks often credited as in American history?

• The first man to sign the Declaration of Independence.

• The first man to die for the rebellion, symbolizing Black American patriotism.

• The first African American to be elected to public office.

• The first African American to be granted freedom by the British.

The ​ (a)   held that even if an escaped slave lived in the North they were still the property of their owners and should be returned. ​ ​

• Fugitive Slave Act
• Dred Scott Decision
• Missouri Compromise
• Constitution

In which year did the Boston Massacre occur, which increased tension between British and American colonists?

• 1760

• 1770

• 1780

• 1790

How much did Salem Poor pay for his freedom?

• 27 pounds

• 27 dollars

• 270 pounds

• 270 dollars