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Chapter 13: the south
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Chapter 13 test review: the south
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1
What did many of the first factories in the South do?
Produce cotton
Make steel
Make silk
Make Iron
2
How did Enslaved parents passed down their culture to their children?
sharing their family histories and telling folktales.
reading biblical tales of the exodus from slavery.
Watching the history channel together
They wrote their history down it books that they read.
3
While many slaves left their plantation permanently, some only left for a short time. why?
They went to the doctor
They were visiting relatives
They got lost
They were playing hooky
4
Why did cotton farmers rely on the river rather than the road
The river was safer, and the roads in the south were rough.
All cotton farms were located on rivers.
A law was passed that banned cotton from the roads
The roads required you to pay a fee to use them
5
What was the greatest threat that broke up most slave families?
Disease among slaves
Slave auctions
Working in the fields.
Who gets the T.V. remote next.
6
Why was Eli Whitney unhappy with the cotton gin?
people could make their own machines
He lost the patent rights
He earned no money from it
all of the above
7
What advantage did skilled slaves have over unskilled slaves?
They worked shorter hours
They could live in the masters house
They could go where they wanted to.
They could earn money and buy their freedom
8
What kind of cotton did the cotton gin help with?
Right-Staple
Left-Staple
Short-staple
Long-Staple
9
Many planters used the gang-labor system, in which all field hands did what?
The field hands worked in shifts throughout the day
The field hands all did different tasks
The field hands did the same task at thge same time
The field hands took turns doing the job.
10
What were slave women expected to do?
Care for the planters children
All of the above
Cook
Clean the house
11
What were factors?
Math equations
People who helped cotton get from the farm to a buyer.
people who owned 20 or more slaves
People who were against slavery
12
To encourage disobedience what would a plantation owner do to an unruly slave?
Put them in Stocks
Chain his feet together
All of the above
Whip them
13
What did white southerners use to justify their right to rule over others?
religion
The U.S. Constitution
Common Sense
the harry potter series
14
Why did Nat Turner lead a rebellion against slave holders?
He believed that god told him to
He did it on a dare
He was mad at a slave owner that hit him.
A slave owner killed his wife.
15
What is a Yeoman?
Richest person in the south.
Free African Americans
farmer who owned a small farm and worked with his slaves
Farmer who worked strawberries for a living.
16
What was different between slaves who worked in the field versus in the house?
They got to watch Netflix
There was no difference.
They received payment.
They had better food, clothes, and shelter.
17
What was the cause of the increase in domestic slave trading in the 1800s?
Congress banning the importation of slaves
Rising demand for slave labor
all of the above
Invention of the cotton gin
18
Who was the planter's wife allowed to interact with on the plantation?
slaves
all of the above
overseers
Guests
19
How was long-staple cotton different from short-staple cotton?
Cheaper to grow
easier to grow
easier to process
Harder to process
20
Tredegar Iron Works can best be described as a what?
northern mine that provided coal to make iron products.
Southern Factory that turned iron into useful products.
Southern plant that made cars.
northern company that turned iron into steel by heating it.
21
How was Life in southern cities similar to plantation life in the 1800s?
local governments funded water systems.
slaves did most of the work.
business owners maintained streets.
public education was widely available.
22
What are spirituals?
Ghosts that haven't moved on
Songs that combine African hymns with Church Music
Stories with lessons at the end.
Songs found in books
23
Which of the following statements best describes free African Americans in the 1860s?
All of them stayed in the south
All free African Americans had run from their owners.
All of them moved North when they became free
Some were descendants of refugees of the Haitian Revolution.
24
Before cotton what was the South's first cash crop?
Tobacco
Corn
Olives
Peanuts
25
How many miles away was Nat Turner captured from his Hideout?
6
12
3
9
