Our Hero

Who was Nanny of the Maroon?

• a leader who fought for freedom

• a british solider

• a teacher in Jamaica

• a plantation owner

Where did Nanny of the Maroons and her people hide from the British?

• in the caves near the sea

• on the beach

• in the bushes and hills

• in the cities

What was Nanny known for using to communicate with her people?

• bells

• drums

• flags

• whistles

What was Sam Sharpe's occupation before leading the rebellion?

• a teacher

• a solider

• a preacher

• a farmer

What was the name of the rebellion led by Sam Sharpe?

• The Easter Uprising

• The Christmas Rebellion

• The Maroon Revolt

• The Jamaican Freedom War

What was Sam Sharpe's main method of protest?

• Violent rebellion

• Peaceful resistance

• Running away

• Writing letters

Why is Nanny of the Maroons considered a national hero?

• She signed a treaty with the British.

• She fought for the independence of the Maroons.

• She built many schools in Jamaica.

• She was the first governor in Jamaica.

What did Sam Sharpe believe about slavery?

• It was unfair and should be ended peacefully.

• It should be improved with better conditions.

• It was necessary for the economy.

• It should continue for another 20 years.

What symbol is most associated with Sam Sharpe?

• A drum

• A bible

• A flag

• A sword

What legacy did Sam Sharpe leave behind?

• The abolition of slavery in Jamaica.

• The formation of the Maroon community.

• The founding of the Jamaican church.

• The development of Jamaica's trade system.