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General knowledge quiz about slavery #slave #slavery #mixed
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1
How many Africans were captured to be taken to the Americas as slaves?
20 million
3 million
12 million
2
What significance did spiritual songs have for the slaves?
They had codes that told slaves how to escape
Strengthened their religious beliefs
They believed they would be freed by singing
3
Which president was elected in 1861, during the time of slavery?
Abraham Lincoln
Theodor Roosevelt
George Washington
John F. Kennedy
4
Which kind of people were commonly sold in the slave trade?
Spanish
African
Indian
5
Slavery ended as a result of the Civil War. What amendment made slavery illegal?
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
6
What country was responsible for taking the most Africans (2.5 mlm) to the America as slaves?
England
Portugal
Spain
France
7
A slave is someone who owns another person.
False
True
8
Black Africans were captured and sold into slavery.
False
True
9
Slaves can be ........
both men and women
men, women and even children
strong men only
10
Which business interests had the closest ties to slavery?
Cotton
Shipping
Sugar
Tobacco
11
Slavery was common in 1787. Which group of people wanted to end slavery?
People who lived in the north
People who lived in the south
People who lived in the midwest
12
What is the transatlantic slave trade sometimes called?
The Middle Passage
The Treaty of Utrecht
The Triangular Trade
13
Slavery is a thing of the past.
False
True
14
Part of the White House was built by slaves.
False
True
15
Slaves are not free people.
False
True
16
How old were children of the slaves when they were forced to work?
11-12 years
3-4 years
6-7 years
14-15 years
17
Where were slaves mainly taken to work?
Plantations
Factories
Shipyards