AP African American Stuidies Unit 2 - Part 2 Review

Which of the following describes daily forms of resistance demonstrated by enslaved people?

• Open revolts only

• Subtle acts of defiance and sabotage

• Complete compliance with their owners

• Support for the abolitionist movement

How did Black women activists advocate for social justice?

• By remaining silent in public forums

• Through organized protests and speeches

• By relying solely on male leaders

• By avoiding any political involvement

In Brazil, what types of labor were Africans forced into?

• Agricultural labor only

• Various industries, including sugar and mining

• Domestic service only

• Skilled trades only

What was the primary goal of the abolitionist movement in the U.S.?

• To promote colonization in Africa

• To maintain the status quo of slavery

• To end slavery and promote freedom for all

• To support the Confederacy

What was the significance of Harriet Tubman's contributions?

• She was a prominent abolitionist writer.

• She played a key role in the Underground Railroad.

• She was a slave owner.

• She opposed the Civil War.

What were the Fugitive Slave Acts?

• Laws that abolished slavery

• Laws that permitted the capture of runaway enslaved Africans

• Laws that protected free Black people

• Laws that encouraged emigration to Africa

What was the main argument of David Walker in his Appeal?

• Emigration is the only solution for Black people.

• Black people should accept their status in society.

• Resistance and revolution are necessary for freedom.

• Education is not important for Black individuals.

What was the primary motivation for many African American men to serve in the Union army during the Civil War?

• Economic gain

• The desire for freedom and equality

• Pressure from abolitionists

• Family obligations

What did the 13th Amendment accomplish?

• It granted voting rights to Black men.

• It abolished slavery in the United States.

• It established equal rights for all citizens.

• It expanded the rights of Native Americans.

What is the relationship between Juneteenth and the end of legal enslavement in the U.S.?

• It marks the day slavery was officially abolished.

• It celebrates the first Black president.

• It is a day of remembrance for Black soldiers.

• It commemorates the signing of the Constitution.