It’s another day, which means we have another high-level quiz for you regarding the origins of the great nation of the United States of America. What do you know about the forging moments in the country’s past? Find out in this quiz on American History Chapter 11.
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Development of a distinctive black culture
Isolation of blacks from whites
Isolation of the South from the rest of American society
Influence of black and white cultures on each other
Often included the separation of families
Decreased due to a rise in the importation of African slaves
Resulted in more slaves eventually receiving their freedom
Caused a decline in the number of runaway slaves
Managed to obliterate all traces of African culture
Manufacturing plants
Banks
Professional people
Canals and turnpikes
Textile factories
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Gabriel Prosser planned his rebellion
Nat Turner led his bloody rebellion
Generally good conditions for slaves
Prison-like conditions for most slaves
A uniformly applied set of stern but fair slave codes
Considerable variety in the conditions under which slaves lived
A concentration of labor in the Upper South
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Language
Music
Religion
School
Family relations
Had no foreign market
Needed more extensive processing than cotton
Made no profits in the domestic market
Were limited by soil and climate conditions
Did not show a profit for the growers
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The African slave trade grew larger each decade until the Civil War
The slave population increased through natural reproduction
Growing cotton was much easier work than growing sugar
Masters frequently protected young slave children from hard work
Slaves generally had better living conditions than those of Caribbean slaves
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Had occupied its position of wealth and power for generations
Did not dirty its hands by involving itself in the day-to-day affairs of business
Lived in modest middle class homes
Dominated the political, economic, and social life of the region
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The U.S. Senate's call for an end to slavery
The establishment of mediation boards to hear slaves' complaints
The creation of antislavery societies throughout the lower South
The victory of the Whig party in the election of 1840
The decline in the number of slaves freed in the South
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