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WorksheetsSugar Changed the World Part 3 Freedom
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
In What war did the English defeat the French?
The Civil War
The Revolutionary War
The Seven Year's War
What "Act" added 6 cents to every gallon that did not come from England?
Sugar
Stamp
Molasses
Who was the English woman who brought a slave to France in 1714 that changed the history of slaves?
Madame Villeneuve
Pauline
Toussaint
How did the way people view slavery change in 1785?
The pictures that were painted were changed so people saw the real story.
Abolitionists made people see that the blood of slaves created the sugar they craved.
The owners told the truth about what was happening.
Who owned 24 plantations, 2000 slaves, known as Alderman Sugarcane, the Mayor of London and a member of Parliament?
William Wilberforce
Pierre Lemerre
William Beckford
What did King Louis XIV's law say about slaves that were from the French sugar islands?
He made slavery legal in the islands, but if they touched French soil, they were free.
It they were brought to any main land, the slaves would be free.
They would never be free.
Who said, "All Men are Equal"?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Pierre Lemerre
King George III
How did the colonists' feel after all they went through with the taxes?
It would have been better if they stayed in England.
It was taxation without representation
It was worse than being a slave.
Why was the slave, Pauline, so important?
She was the slave that brought about the realization that there was a law about slaves freedom in France.
She was the slave that started the revolution.
She was the slave that started the abolitionists.
What was the Bastille?
A large table to hold meetings.
A hated prison.
A cage to keep prisoners.
What did the National Assembly in France do?
It made the Declaration of Rights and Wrongs.
It made the Declaration of Independence.
It made the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen.
The opposition believed if anything changed in the sugar island this would happen?
slave revolts
discipline
population explosion
What country started using the guillotine to execute their own lords and nobles?
England
France
Spain
Where was the center of sugar production in the late 1700's?
Jamaica
Brazil
Egypt
Where did commanders meet to plan an uprising against their owners?
Liberty Hills
Yellow Avenue
Alligator Woods
Who was the leader of the uprising?
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Toussaint
What was the leader's nickname?
L'Ouverture
Wilberforce
Bonaparte
What are the three principles behind the French Revolution?
Love, Faith, and Brotherhood
Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity (Brotherhood)
Peace, Love, and Music
by 1793, France agreed that ___________ had freed themselves and all men were equal.
Napoleon
The Chinese
Toussaint and his armies
England sent troops to re-enslave the people from where?
China
Haiti
Jamaica
What kind of fighters were the soldiers from Haiti?
disciplined and smart
lazy and tired
scared and fearful
The English troops were devastated by what?
covid and the flu
malaria and yellow fever
scarlet fever and the mumps
What were Toussaint's two main foe's?
France and fear
England and France
Spain and flies
In 1799, who was the best general in France that put an end to the revolutionary bloodbath?
William Wilberforce
Toussaint
Napoleon Bonaparte
What happened to Toussaint?
He was captured and brought to France where he died in prison in 1803.
He was captured and put to death.
He was captured and then later freed.
After Napoleon invaded, how many soldiers died in 2 years?
5,000
50,000
50
Why was Jefferson of the U.S. watching Haiti?
He wanted his army to look like theirs.
He wanted to take their slaves.
He was afraid that the Haitian revolution would come to the U.S.
When did the U.S. finally have something to do Haiti?
At the Emancipation Proclamation
At the Declaration of Independence
At the Inauguration
Who was an abolitionist that felt that "God could turn the hearts of men"?
William Wilberforce
William Beckford
William Wallace
What king signed a law that banned all English involvement in the slave trade?
King George II
King Henry II
King George III
Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to who for 15 million dollars?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
Where was the worst place in the U.S. to be a slave?
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Why were teen girls chosen as slaves?
to have babies
to cook
to work in fields
What type of music came from Louisiana?
Jazz
Opera
Pop
Who worked in the fields in Hawaii?
American, Africans, and English
French, English, Spanish and Portuguese
Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Koreans, and Portuguese
Why was "sugar... a killer" in Louisiana?
Louisiana slaves were sick.
Everywhere in the U.S. the population of slaves grew except Louisiana due to their brutal treatment.
Slaves in Louisiana couldn't take the heat.
What effect did the introduction of machines have?
People needed to work faster than the weather and to keep pace with machines.
Slaves were excited to have a machine to do their work.
People loved that machines came so now they could sit back and do nothing.
What effect did sugar have on the population of Hawaii?
It made Hawaii the most ethnically diverse place in the world.
It made Hawaii less populated.
It made Hawaii crowded.
What is a person or thing that holds something together?
doctrine
lynchpin
zealous
What is the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city or area?
doctrine
rescind
infrastructure
Who has the responsibility for make laws in England?
Parliament
The Queen
Abolitionist
What does difficult to understand mean?
zealous
obscure
virtuous
What does to revoke or repeal mean?
rescind
regimes
boycotts
Who is a person who wants to stop slavery?
lynchpin
abolitionist
parliament
What is any system of persons or things ranked one above another?
atrocities
testimonials
Hierarchies
What is conforming to moral and ethical principles mean?
obscure
virtuous
zealous
What is to cause a tax, fine or rule mean?
imposed
infrastructure
obscure
What is refusing to buy as a way of protesting?
boycotts
rescind
regimes
What are cruel and terrible acts?
hierarchies
regimes
atrocities
What are written or spoken statements?
testimonials
boycotts
atrocities
What is a particular principle, position, or policy taught by a religion or a government?
Zealous
Virtuous
Doctrine
What does devoted mean?
zealous
imposed
obscure
What is a system of Government?
regimes
atrocities
boycotts
