Unit 2 Vocabulary Review ASAAS (10-22)

This revolt is also known as the German Coast Uprising. Largest slave revolt on U.S. soil. Led by Charles Deslondes.

• Nat Turner Rebellion

• Haitian Revolution

• Louisiana Revolt 1811

• Slave Revolt of 1865

Funded the growth of Black schools, businesses, and independent churches and supported the work of Black writers and speakers.

• Mutual aid-societies

• Asylums

• Republics

First Black woman to publish a political manifesto, and one of the first American woman to give a public address. Her advocacy in the 1830s contributed to the first wave of the feminist movement.

• Ida.B Wells

• Maria Stewart

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

Consisted of self- emancipated people and those born free in the community. In these communities, formerly enslaved people created autonomous spaces where African-based languages and cultural practices blended and flourished.

• Freedom Schools

• Freedom Fighters

• Fort Mose Societies

• Maroon Societies

Maroon Societies in Spanish America.

• Quilombos

• Capoeira

• Palenques

• Congada

Maroon Societies in Brazil.

• Quilombos

• Capoeira

• Palenques

• Congada

A martial art developed by enslaved Africans that combines music and call-and-response singing

• Quilombos

• Capoeira

• Palenques

• Congada

A celebration of the king of Kongo and Our Lady of the Rosary

• Quilombos

• Capoeira

• Palenques

• Congada

The act of freeing a slave by their owner.

• Manumission

• Emancipation Proclamation

• Fugitive slave act

• Moral suasion

A presidential proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln in 1863 that freed enslaved people in the Confederate states.

• Haitian Proclamation

• Fugitive slave act

• Juneteenth

• Emancipation Proclamation