Apaas Unit

Which cultural tradition did enslaved people hold onto as a form of resistance?

• European culinary practices

• African religious worship practices

• Asian martial arts

• Native American storytelling

What did the five large Indigenous American nations adopt to control enslaved people?

• Slave codes

• Trade agreements

• Religious practices

• Educational systems

What concept did anti-emigrationists believe African Americans possessed, which was later guaranteed by the 14th Amendment?

• Voting rights

• Property rights

• Civil liberties

• Birthright citizenship

Match the economic systems to its characteristics or meaning.

• Centrally owned by the government

• Command economy

• Private sector, profit, and minimal gov.

• Traditional economy

• Public and private sectors

• Mixed economy

• Customs, family, and historical basis

• Free Market

Match the following

• Ended segregation in public schools

• 14th Amendment

• gave people right to vote regardless of race

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• all persons born or naturalized in U.S. were entitled equal rights

• Brown v. Board of Education

• abolished slavery

• 15th Amendment

• Allowed "separate but equal" facilities.

• 13th Amendment

What type of labor were enslaved Africans NOT primarily forced to do in Brazil?

• Sugar plantation work

• Industrial manufacturing

• Gold mining

• Coffee cultivation

What happened to enslaved Black people during the Trail of Tears?

• They were freed immediately

• They remained in the South

• They were taken along by Indigenous enslavers

• They joined the Union Army

How did enslavers respond to daily forms of resistance?

• Immediate emancipation

• Improved living conditions

• Increased restrictions and punishment

• Negotiation with leaders

Which ancient trade route connected North Africa to the interior of the continent, crossing the Sahara Desert and facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures?

• Trans-Saharan Trade Route

• Silk Road

• Spice Route

• Incense Route

Which of the following regions of Africa did the Bantu migration have the most significant impact on, leading to the spread of Bantu languages and cultures?

• North Africa

• East Africa

• West Africa

• Southern Africa