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Q: Which country was the first in the Americas to officially abolish slavery
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Q: Why did some southerners reject Sherman’s plan to give land to former slaves
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Q: how did enslaved africans adapt to life in the americas
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Q: Plantation-system-of-the-south
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Q: Which of these statements about the lives of African slaves in America is true
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Q: How many states began to abolish slavery after the Revolution
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Q: What region of Africa is the source from where most of the slaves were brought to America
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Q: Why would abolitionist use quilts and patterns to communicate with fugitive slave instead of posters of written text
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Q: Why did many former slaves return to their old plantations and why
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Q: When was slavery abolish in America
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Q: What role did Fredrick Douglas play in the fight to abolish slavery
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Q: Was slave trade still going on in 1850 in Plymouth Rock
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Q: What Indentured servants who worked in Jamestown in the early 1600s came from where
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Q: When did the slaves arrive in America
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Q: What did the founders of YouTube do before YouTube
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Q: How many southern white families owned slaves
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Q: How did the creation of the Atlantic slave trade affect colonies' relationship with their mother countries
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Q: What name was given to the fight between pro slavery and anti slavery forces following the passage of the Kansas Nebraska act
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Q: What year was slavery supposed to end
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Q: Who were the two types of workers brought to Americas
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Q: How many Africans were sold into slavery in the Americas
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Q: Why were the slaves treated like they were on the ships to the Americans
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Q: Why did northern oppose to slavery
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Q: How did slavery begin in Carolinas
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Q: How many black slave owners were there in comparison to white slave owners prior to the Civil War
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Q: Why were gay American afraid to come out the closet in the the 1950s and early 1960s
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Q: In 1860 what percentage southern white families were in the slave owning class
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Q: How many africans were brought to the states between 1500 and 1800
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Q: What statement describes a major challenge facing former slaves after the abolition of slavery in the US
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Q: Why didn't the end of the Atlantic slave trade mean an end of slavery
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Q: Where were Carolina rice plantations were dependent on slaves from
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Q: What was chattel slavery used as
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Q: Who was a person who was forced to work on a plantation
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Q: Why did the issue of slavery come up in the 1840s
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Q: What was one result of domestic slave trade
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Q: What was an unintended negetive effect on the cotton gin
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Q: How were most enslaved people employed on plantations
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Q: In what region was slavery the most popular and why
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Q: Which statement best summarizes the process of the abolition of slavery in the US
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Q: Why were enslaved Africans brought to Americas
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Q: People were slaves in the South around 1860.
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Q: Who was the ship captain in the African slave trade and later became a merchant in New Hampshire
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Q: The forced Congress to decide if slavery would be allowed in regions west of the Mississippi.
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Q: Several sources of labor were tried before African slavery became popular in the American South. Which of the following was one of the main reasons for the popularity of African slavery
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Q: In the early days of slavery in America farm units were generally small and self-contained.
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Q: In 1860 two states had more slaves in their populations than free people. Which states were they
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Q: Political compromise over slavery largely worked in the US until
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Q: The compromise of 1850 allowed people in where to decide weather they wanted slavery
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Q: Which of the following most influenced the northern and southern positions on slavery
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