Slavery And Masters Jeopardy Template

Rebellions	Slave Trade	cotton and slaves	slaves	ect
100 running away/breaking things What was one way to protest against slavery	100 getting the best possible ones and breeding those to make the ultimate slave how did masters 'invest' in their slaves	100 Eli Whitney who invented the cotton gin?	100 their property What did slave owners refer to the slaves as?	100 explain a typical house a master would live in masters lived in log cabins or small frame cottages
200 break tools, mistreat animal, set barns on fire What kinds of acts of sabotage would slaves do to rebel?	200 North American which slaves had a higher standard of living, North American or New World?	200 Cotton gin What invention in 1793 made separating cotton seeds much easier?	200 abuse: rape, torture, kill What would some masters do to their slaves?	200 slaves lived in lofts or sheds that were not usually up to plantation housing standards explain slave housing
300 death, being hung, whipped, mistreated, cut off limbs What were the consequences of a slave rebellion? what usually happened when slaves would rebel?	300 a network of safe houses organized by abolitionists (usually free blacks) to aid slaves in their attempts to escape slavery in the north explain the underground railroad	300 one outfit for the whole year and one pair of shoes, made from the cheapest fabric possible explain slave outfits	300 20+ how many slaves did planters generally own?	300 false, most yeoman were Jacksonians True or false all Yeoman were Jacksonians
400 Vesey Conspiracy What was a large rebellion having to do with the burning down of Charleston, which resulted in 34 people hung?	400 transatlantic slave trade What was banned in 1808 that resulted in the prices of slaves going up?	400 by class (status) and caste (inherited advantages or disadvantages) the society of the old south was determined by what two ways?	400 20-30 years How long did slave marriages usually last?	400 American Colonization Society- founded in 1817, this abolitionist org. hoped to provide a mechanism by which slavery could gradually be eliminated. The society advocated the relocation of free blacks to the African colony of Monrovia (Liberia) explain the American colonization society
500 August 22, 1831 -slaves rose up in a bloody rebellion -leader was Nat Turner -killed nearly 60 whites -rebellion was short lived; 48 hours -the rebels were rounded up and executed REASON: -Preacher Nat Turner believed god had given him a sign that Explain Nat Turners Rebellion	500 slaves lacked legal protection against abuse because their testimony was not accepted in court explain slave legal protection	500 the number of slaves in the south more than tripled between 1810 and 1860 to nearly 4 million more and more cotton-resulting in more slaves needed explain the rise of king cotton	500 death or the sale of ones partner what was the main reason for marriages between slaves to be broken up?	500 what are the two ways dominant planters felt threatened? dominant planters felt threatened from two sides: from the slave quarters where a new Nat Turner might be gathering his forces, and from the backcountry where yeoman and poor whites might heed the c what are the two ways dominant planters felt threatened?

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