Which of the folowing is NOT a reason why there aren't records of a lot of rebellions?

To keep whites from being fearful of Black led violence

Which statement is FALSE regarding Black community life in Philadelphia in the 1800s?

There were Black only police forces to protect their own communities

It could be argued that violent rebellions were worth the risk of death because they...

Served as inspiration, showing the capability of Black people

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Underground Railroad?

It was not as hidden as stories suggest and people supported it publically

2. Frederick Douglass said he was "broken in body, soul, and spirit." Why did he struggle to fight back?

He had no drive to fight back and felt hopeless

What was the purpose of Philadelphia's mutual aid socieities in the 1800s?

They provided economic support to those in need when the gov wouldn't

How was religion manipulated to prevent rebellion?

White people taught that they were god and should be obeyed

How did colorism likely impact violent rebellions during slavery?

Some enslaved people snitched on the plot, aligning themselves with whites

How did "Slave Codes" impact the possibility of escape during slavery?

They made it harder because every aspect of a person's life was controlled

What was Elizabeth Freeman's argument in her lawsuit for freedom?

All enslaved people deserved freedom because of the Dec. of Independence

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1
Which of the folowing is NOT a reason why there aren't records of a lot of rebellions?
Whites wanted to continue the myth of their power and superiority
Whites wanted to continue the myth that people were happy in slavery
Whites did not want to spread ideas to others to rebel
To keep whites from being fearful of Black led violence
2
Which statement is FALSE regarding Black community life in Philadelphia in the 1800s?
There were many options for schooling for any age
Debate societies worked to dispell stereotypes about Black intellect
Many people possessed trade skills and owned their own businesses
There were Black only police forces to protect their own communities
3
It could be argued that violent rebellions were worth the risk of death because they...
Served as inspiration, showing the capability of Black people
All of the above
Always resulted in freedom, even if it was not for long
Always resulted in at least some dead white people
4
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Underground Railroad?
It was only possible with the help of thousands of white people
It was a train that ran all the way from Florida to Maine with many stops
It was funded by Northern states despite protest by Southern states
It was not as hidden as stories suggest and people supported it publically
5
2. Frederick Douglass said he was "broken in body, soul, and spirit." Why did he struggle to fight back?
He had no drive to fight back and felt hopeless
All of the above
He was concerned about being punished for resisting
He was too injured from working so hard to have the energy to fight back
6
What was the purpose of Philadelphia's mutual aid socieities in the 1800s?
They provided economic support to those in need when the gov wouldn't
They provided free libraries for people to learn to read
They provided small business loans to help newly free people earn money
To recruit supporters of the Underground Railroad through the AME church
7
Which of the following was NOT a goal of violent rebellions?
Individual freedom
better work conditions
The ending of slavery as a whole
Revenge on whites
8
How was religion manipulated to prevent rebellion?
All of the above
White people taught that they were god and should be obeyed
Enslaved people usually got Sunday off, but only if they were baptized
White people would rename enslaved people with biblical names
9
How did colorism likely impact violent rebellions during slavery?
People in the house punished people who tried to rebel
Some enslaved people snitched on the plot, aligning themselves with whites
White people would sent light skinned people to fight against rebellions
People enslaved in the house worked to help by poisoning the master
10
The root of colorism is jealousy of the type of work people were doing during slavery.
True
False
11
How did "Slave Codes" impact the possibility of escape during slavery?
They made it harder because every aspect of a person's life was controlled
They made it easier through a secret language created by the enslaved
They made it harder because of the creation of "round the clock" slavery
They made it harder because the Black church was shut down
12
What was Elizabeth Freeman's argument in her lawsuit for freedom?
All enslaved people deserved freedom because of the Dec. of Independence
She deserved freedom because she traveled to a free state
All enslaved people deserved freedom because slavery was against God's will
She deserved freedom because she fought in the Revoluntionary War
13
How did the Fugitive Slave Act make running away complicated?
All of the above
Runaways could be caught and returned from even free states
Anyone who helped runaways could be imprisoned
Slave patrols could operate in any part of the United States

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