Author Question: Examine the woodcut of a slave sale that was published in The Child's Anti-Slavery Book in 1860. How ... (Read 144 times)

SO00 · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

Examine the woodcut of a slave sale that was published in The Child's Anti-Slavery Book in 1860. How do historians know that this is an image of the domestic slave trade?

A) It shows happy and contented slaves on a plantation while whites watch the scene.
B) It shows urban slaves working in a variety of industries in a southern city.
C) It shows skilled slaves working on agricultural machinery on a cotton plantation.
D) It shows sorrowful slaves being separated while angry whites glare at them.

Question 2

The letter from Sally Rudd can best be used to illustrate

A) the studies available to women in higher education.
B) how races mixed at Oberlin college.
C) the high academic standards of women's higher education.
D) what day-to-day life might be like at Oberlin.