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Despite their rarity, slaveholders had a deep fear of slave __________.


A) strikes
B) marriages
C) escapes
D) uprisings

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The Middle Passage followed the __________.


A) arrival of slaves in the Caribbean
B) capture of slaves in African villages
C) sale of slaves to European buyers in the Americas
D) sale of slaves to European sea captains

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Who introduced rice cultivation to South Carolina?


A) African slaves
B) English colonists
C) Spanish colonists
D) Native Americans

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When Georgia was first founded, it was __________.


A) supposed to be a haven for the worthy poor
B) intended to be a penal colony
C) supposed to be a religious refuge
D) assumed that slavery would be legal there

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The Atlantic slave trade reached its peak in the __________.


A) 1680s
B) 1710s
C) 1750s
D) 1780s

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By 1750, African slaves made up 60 percent of the population of __________.


A) Virginia
B) Maryland
C) New Jersey
D) South Carolina

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Prior to turning to African slaves, English colonies used captured Native Americans and __________ as sources of cheap labor.


A) eastern Europeans
B) Asian migrants
C) prisoners of war
D) impoverished Europeans

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The largest slave uprising in colonial North America broke out in 1739 near __________.


A) Boston
B) New York
C) Philadelphia
D) Charleston

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Roughly how many Africans were enslaved and transported to the Americas in the four centuries of the Atlantic slave trade?


A) 2 million
B) 10 million
C) 20 million
D) 50 million

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What role did African Americans play in Bacon's Rebellion?

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James Oglethorpe was instrumental in the founding of __________.


A) South Carolina
B) Georgia
C) Alabama
D) Mississippi

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In eighteenth-century North America, by far the greatest number of enslaved workers lived in Virginia or __________.


A) Maryland
B) New York
C) Georgia
D) Pennsylvania

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Who chartered the Royal African Company?


A) Charles II
B) Charles I
C) James II
D) James I

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The __________ John Woolman was an early opponent of slavery.


A) Methodist
B) Lutheran
C) Baptist
D) Quaker

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Which of the following helps explain South Carolina's slave concentration?


A) its proximity to Africa
B) its climate
C) the determination of the colony's founders to grow rice
D) its tax laws

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The use of African slaves as agricultural laborers in Brazil was tied to __________ cultivation.


A) rice
B) tobacco
C) sugar
D) indigo

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In 1712, enslaved Africans and Indians in __________ attacked whites and set fire to a building.


A) New York City
B) Williamsburg
C) Boston
D) Charleston

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In 1735, the trustees of Georgia __________.


A) purchased 500 African slaves
B) outlawed the consumption of hard alcohol
C) created a bicameral legislature
D) ordered the colonists to cultivate cotton

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How did Britain's participation in the Atlantic slave trade evolve from 1640 to the 1730s?

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In The Selling of Joseph, Judge Samuel Sewell __________.


A) called for the immediate abolition of slavery
B) wondered whether Africans had souls
C) questioned African enslavement
D) attacked Cotton Mather's defense of African slaves

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