Lib 201 Collab Project Jeopardy Template

The Old Slaver and the New	Equal Opportunity Slavery	Misc.	Slaves in the Pasturesof Plenty	"Guests" in the Fields
100 Maria What was the name of the 12 year old that was brutally abused?	100 No! Is the type of Slavery we see today the same as we used to?	100 Put an end to needless suffering and injustice for an overall better world What will happen when this issue is stopped?	100 Immokalee What was the name of the poor town in Southeast Florida?	100 False True or False: The government was very diligent about overseeing the H-2 program
200 True True or False: The 12 year old maid's parents let her go with Sandra Bearden	200 True True or False: Ownership of slaves used to show a sign of status	200 It will not improve/be stopped and it will get worse. Many will suffer needlessly. What will happen if we do not spread awareness about this topic?	200 False True or False: Farm laborers are covered/protected by the National Labor Relations Act of 1935	200 The Guest Worker Program What was another name for the H-2 program?
300 She was promised education and a better life How was Maria tricked into going with Sandra?	300 Modern day slaves can be any ethnicity, race, gender etc. What does "Equal Opportunity Slavery" mean?	300 Forced to work, tricked into working, abused, neglected/denied basic human rights Name 2 similarities between modern day slaves and slaves from the Atlantic Slave Trade	300 True True or False: The wage paid to workers in per ton of tomatoes has not changed in 30 years	300 A federal program that promises agricultural workers What is the "Guest Worker Program"
400 Third Human Trafficking is the ____ most profitable criminal enterprise	400 False: Today's slaves only cost a few hundred dollars True or False: It is more expensive to buy a slave today	400 We buy/consume produce that is slave grown How are we directly connected to this issue?	400 They have no choice, most farms are not much better either. Why do workers still work in Immokalee despite the horrible conditions?	400 They would destroy their visas How did the employer ensure that a slave could not escape from them?
500 4-5 YEARS How many years do slaves typically spend in bondage?	500 Human Trafficking is illegal activity, modern day slave owners keep slaves hidden Why is it harder to track down victims/offenders of modern slavery?	500 Raising awareness, getting rid of H-2 program, increasing government diligence on this issue How can we put a stop to human trafficking?	500 $25 How much do workers get paid per ton of tomatoes picked?	500 Workers who started a strike were attacked by police and their dogs What occurred during the incident known as "Dog Wars"

LIB 201 Collab Project

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