Unit 2 Review APAAs 2.13-2.18

Which cultural tradition did enslaved people hold onto as a form of resistance?

• European culinary practices

• African religious worship practices

• Asian martial arts

• Native American storytelling

What was the significance of the 1526 Spanish Settlement Revolt?

• It was the first successful slave revolt in the Caribbean.

• It was the first recorded slave revolt in mainland North America.

• It led to the abolition of slavery in Spain.

• It resulted in the establishment of a new colony.

What was the intended message of the banner Gabriel planned to carry during his rebellion?

• "Freedom for All"

• "Death or Liberty"

• "End Slavery Now"

• "Justice and Peace"

What was the outcome of the German Coast Uprising led by Charles Deslondes?

• It successfully liberated Louisiana.

• It was crushed by local militias and federal troops.

• It led to the immediate abolition of slavery in the U.S.

• It resulted in a peace treaty with plantation owners.

Which Black woman activist was the first to publish a political manifesto and give a public address in the U.S.?

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

• Maria Stewart

• Ida B. Wells

What was the primary focus of Sojourner Truth's famous speech "Ain't I a Woman"?

• The need for economic reform

• The combined need for abolition and feminism

• The importance of education for all

• The role of religion in social justice

What was one of the key impacts of Black women activists in the 19th century?

• They focused solely on women's suffrage.

• They highlighted the interconnected nature of race, gender, and class.

• They advocated for the return to Africa.

• They supported the continuation of slavery.

What role did mutual-aid societies play in the free Black communities of the North and South?

• They funded the growth of Black schools, businesses, and independent churches.

• They organized large-scale revolts against slavery.

• They focused on agricultural development.

• They provided military training for future uprisings.

What did the five large Indigenous American nations adopt to control enslaved people?

• Slave codes

• Trade agreements

• Religious practices

• Educational systems

What concept did anti-emigrationists believe African Americans possessed, which was later guaranteed by the 14th Amendment?

• Voting rights

• Property rights

• Civil liberties

• Birthright citizenship