AP AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES( UNIT 3 & 4.) 24-25

What were some daily forms of resistance demonstrated by enslaved people?

• Participating in organized revolts

• Slowing down work and breaking tools

• Establishing independent communities

• Writing political manifestos

What significant event took place in Santo Domingo in 1526?

• The Louisiana Revolt

• The first known slave revolt in what is now the United States

• The signing of the Emancipation Proclamation

• The establishment of the first free black schools

Who led the Louisiana Revolt of 1811?

• Madison Washington

• Maria Stewart

• Charles Deslondes

• Frederick Douglass

What was the Creole in the context of the slave trade?

• A type of resistance strategy

• A specific slave ship

• A mutual aid society

• A political manifesto

How did free Black people in the North and South organize to support their communities?

• By forming political parties

• By establishing mutual aid societies, schools, and churches

• By leading violent revolts

• By writing abolitionist literature

What role did Maria Stewart play in Black women's activism?

• She led the Louisiana Revolt

• She was the first black woman to publish a political manifesto

• She organized the first mutual aid society

• She was a leader in the Underground Railroad

What was a significant feature of maroon communities?

• They were led by European settlers.

• They consisted of self-emancipated people and those born free.

• They were primarily agricultural communities.

• They were established in the 20th century.

Who led a maroon community in wars against the Spanish in Panama in the 16th century?

• Queen Nanny

• Bayano

• Toussaint Louverture

• Zumbi

What was a notable cultural trait (fighting style ) of slaves in Brazil?

• Capoeira

• Samba

• Tango

• Flamenco

When did Brazil become the last country in the Americas to abolish slavery?

• 1865

• 1870

• 1888

• 1895