Extra Quiz: Chapter 16
1. Which invention made cotton cultivation vastly more profitable in the South?
2. Southerners believed European powers, especially Britain, would support the South because of its:
3. At the top of the southern white social pyramid stood the:
4. Most non-slaveholding white southerners tended to:
5. The domestic slave trade often sold enslaved people from the Upper South to the:
6. Despite oppression, enslaved communities built resilient:
7. Denmark Vesey was:
8. Nat Turner's Rebellion took place in the year:
9. After Nat Turner's Rebellion, southern states responded by:
10. The earlier, more moderate defense of slavery called it a:
11. Proslavery writers used all of the following to justify slavery EXCEPT:
12. Southern states responded to abolitionist criticism partly by:
13. Uncle Tom's Cabin was published in the year:
14. The South's reaction to Uncle Tom's Cabin was mainly to:
15. The Underground Railroad helped enslaved people escape mainly to the North and:
16. Harriet Tubman is often called a "conductor" on the:
17. Which region's economy remained overwhelmingly agricultural and dependent on slave labor by 1860?
18. By 1860, approximately how many enslaved people lived in the South?
19. Slavery discouraged the South from developing:
20. Enslaved people's culture under slavery included distinctive:
21. The threat of being sold "down the river" was used by enslavers as a tool of:
22. Abolitionist criticism of slavery generally had the effect of:
23. By the 1850s, moderate southern voices on slavery were increasingly:
24. By 1860, the North's economy was primarily:
25. Overall, by 1860 the growing divergence between North and South mainly reflected differences over:
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