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How did slaves passively resist slavery in the Antebellum South? (Choose Two)
How did slaves passively resist slavery in the Antebellum South? (Choose Two)
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Passive Resistance
Passive Resistance
Actions taken by slaves to resist slavery without violent confrontation.
Running Away
Running Away
A form of passive resistance where slaves sought freedom in the North.
Pretending to be Sick
Pretending to be Sick
Feigning illness as a way to avoid work and resist enslavement.
Working Slower
Working Slower
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Consequences of Resistance
Consequences of Resistance
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Underground Railroad
Underground Railroad
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Slave Narratives
Slave Narratives
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Cultural Resistance
Cultural Resistance
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Disobedience
Disobedience
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Solidarity among Slaves
Solidarity among Slaves
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Study Notes
Passive Resistance of Slaves in the Antebellum South
- Slaves resisted slavery in various ways, some subtly.
- Running away to the North was a form of resistance.
- Pretending to be sick was a way to avoid work and reduce productivity.
- Working slower was a passive act of resistance.
- Fighting back against owners, directly confronting, was not a passive form of resistance.
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This quiz explores the various forms of passive resistance employed by enslaved people in the Antebellum South. From subtle actions like pretending to be ill to more overt acts of running away, learn how these strategies played a crucial role in their fight against slavery. Test your knowledge on this significant aspect of history.
