The Souths People Jeopardy Template

Vocab	People	Farming	Random	True or False
100 form of loan Credit	100 Popular religious leader among enslaved people. Nat Turner	100 Yeomen farmers Who were the farmers without enslaved workers?	100 Chattanooga, Montgomery and Atlanta What cities were located at the railroads' crossroads?	100 False Marriage between slaves was recognized by law.
200 Trade centers Cotton Exchanges	200 Former slave, fled to North and became free Fredrick Douglas	200 50-200 acres How many acres were the typical plantation?	200 They pretended to be ill. How did enslaved people resist slavery?	200 True Nat Turner was hanged for his punishment.
300 Plantation manager Overseer	300 At least 55 people How many whites were killed by Nat Turner?	300 Landlords' estates Where did Tenant farmers farm?	300 Kentucky and North Carolina What southern states set up and had public schools first?	300 True In 1808, congress outlawed the slave trade, but slavery was still legal.
400 Number of people able to read or write Literacy	400 Daniel from Daniel and the lion's den. Who does the African American folk song refer to?	400 Agrilculture What was the South based on?	400 They were field hands. Harvest, plant and tend on fields. What did enslaved African Americans do on plantations?	400 True The ten largest cities in the South were either seaports or river ports.
500 System that helped enslaved African Americans follow a network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in the north. Underground railroad	500 Former girl slave, fled North from slavery. Harriet Tubman	500 Watched over the enslaved workers and tended to them when they became ill. What did the wives of plantation owners do?	500 4% What percent of plantation owners have 20 or more slaves?	500 True Native born African Americans held true to African culture, although many accepted Christianity.

The South's People

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