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Slavery pre-assessment and review for Mrs. Burton's social studies class.
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1
What was traded between Europe and Africa?
Slaves, rum, iron, gunpowder, cloth, tools.
Whale oil, lumber. furs, crops, silk, manufactured goods.
Gold, ivory, spices, hardwoods, guns, cloth, iron.
2
Slaves on a slave ship in the Middle Passage had a lot of ______________.
Serious illness.
Living space.
Daily exercise.
3
Which characteristic describes education in the Southern colonies?
Children of wealthy plantation owners couldn't go to school
Established the first public schools in the colonies
Denied education to enslaved people
Required parents to teach their children to read
4
What is the best example of a dilemma West Africans faced?
Where to find camel caravans.
Whether to trade people for guns.
How to visit nearby villages.
5
When Africans captured in the slave trade arrived in the American colonies, they were first __.
Sold at scrambles or slave auctions.
Told by the ship's captain where they would work.
Taught English so they could follow orders.
6
Which of these was
true
of most West Africans in the
1500's
?
They valued family and ancestors.
They were long distance traders.
They spoke the same language.
7
Which of these was a way slaves handled/dealt with their situation?
They cooked and baked rich foods for their meals.
They went to school to learn to read and write.
They sang spirituals as they worked in the fields.
8
Where were
most
slaves in the West Indies and British North America put to work?
Grain and textile mills.
Gold and silver mines
Sugar and tobacco plantations.
9
What name was used to describe the trade route that between North America, Africa, & Europe?
Triangular trade.
Diamond trade.
Square trade.
10
What was traded between the Americas and Europe?
Slaves, rum, iron, gunpowder, cloth, tools.
Whale oil, lumber. furs, crops, silk, manufactured goods.
Gold, ivory, spices, hardwoods, guns, cloth, iron.
11
What route was the Middle Passage?
Europe to Africa.
Americas to Europe.
Africa to the Americas.
12
What was an overseer's main job?
To supervise the work of slaves.
To help slaves escape to the North.
To evaluate the price of slaves.
13
What was traded between the Americas and Africa?
Whale oil, lumber. furs, crops, silk, manufactured goods.
Gold, ivory, spices, hardwoods, guns, cloth, iron.
Slaves, iron, rum, gunpowder, cloth, tools.
14
In general, which slaved had the hardest life?
Skilled carpenters.
Kitchen gardeners.
Field workers.
15
What was NOT a way that enslaved Africans actually responded during the Middle Passage?
Helped work on the deck alongside the Europeans.
Maintain enough energy to survive.
Revolted against the crew.
16
Why did some slaves pretend NOT to understand what they were told to do?
It spared their friends' feelings.
It was a form of resistance.
It helped them learn English.
