Question 1
Eighteenth century slave masters were reluctant to allow their slaves to become Christians because they:
A) believed slaves could not understand Christian teachings.
B) wanted to keep Africans and whites as far from each other as possible.
C) did not want to see Christianity influenced by African religions.
D) feared Christianity would give the slaves dangerous ideas about freedom and equality.
Question 2
Which one of the following was the LEAST common within the eighteenth century slave community in the colonial South?
A) separate religious traditions
B) strong kinship networks
C) relatively stable families
D) adopting European names
Question 3
African American communities were most likely to emerge:
A) on large plantations.
B) in port cities.
C) on small farms.
D) in frontier areas.
Question 4
A Creole is a person who is:
A) mulatto.
B) country born.
C) African born.
D) Spanish and Indian mixture.
Question 5
One of the first groups to openly condemn slavery in British America were the:
A) Quakers.
B) Puritans.
C) Anglicans.
D) Methodists.
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