Slavery in American Culture

Question 1

Enslaved people in cities often worked

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at shipyards and brickyards.

Question 2

Where did most routes on the Underground Railroad lead?

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to Canada

Question 3

After the Second Great Awakening, most enslaved African Americans

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followed Christianity but integrated some African traditions into it.

Question 4

For most enslaved African Americans in the 1800s,

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clothing was handed out once a year and was given only to those who could continue to work.

Question 5

Enslaved people used

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music

Question 6

Which best describes the influence of Christianity on enslaved African Americans?

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Christianity had a great deal of influence, and Bible stories about freedom often kept enslaved workers’ hopes alive.

Question 7

Supervisors who were in charge of enslaved field workers were called

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overseers.

Question 8

Enslaved persons sang call-and-response songs to

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help each other work together.

Question 9

What was one aspect of life for most enslaved people during the 1800s?

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Their marriages were not considered legal.

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