TCI African Americans in the mid 1800's

The "Underground Railroad" helped thousands escape slavery with its:

By law, What relationship were slaves considered to have with their owners?

Why were many Southerners unwilling to end slavery?

African American culture is different than African culture because enslaved people abandoned African traditions

The brutal people paid to destroy the spirit of enslaved people were called

Which of the following were ways that the life of free African Americans in the south was still not free?

This invention made cotton a highly profitable cash crop

Which biblical figure did black churches tend to emphasize?

Slavery was a rural agricultural practice that urban people did not take part in

Which of the following did many states not allow slave owners to do?

What message did southern white ministers preach about slavery?

This made the biggest difference in how African Americans experienced the mid 1800's

About what percentage of rural slaves worked in fields?

"Jumping the broom" was a ceremony enslaved people used to signify:

How were enslaved children educated?

Slaves were always fed well to ensure that they had enough energy to work

Harriet Powers is known for telling stories through her:

This was a very important institution in black communities to respond to segregation

Which of the following forms of punishment/abuse were used on enslaved people

Despite other forms of cruel treatment, enslavers kept enslaved families together

Which of the following was a response by the south to Nat Turner's rebellion?

The two main types of slave resistance TCI describes are:

The secret churches slaves created to practice their interpretation of the bible were called:

The TCI gives a primary source account of which of the following leisure activities enslaved people participated in?

Despite brutal treatment, or perhaps because of it, slaves rarely resisted or rebelled

Segregation was a practice used primarily in southern states to separate people by race