Passive Resistance of Slaves in Antebellum South

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How did slaves passively resist slavery in the Antebellum South? (Choose Two)

  • Pretending to be sick (correct)
  • Running away to the North
  • Working slower (correct)
  • Fighting back against the owners

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Passive Resistance

Actions taken by slaves to resist slavery without violent confrontation.

Running Away

A form of passive resistance where slaves sought freedom in the North.

Pretending to be Sick

Feigning illness as a way to avoid work and resist enslavement.

Working Slower

Deliberately reducing the speed of work to undermine productivity.

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Consequences of Resistance

Potential punishments slaves faced for resisting, like beatings.

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Underground Railroad

A network that helped enslaved people escape to northern states.

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Slave Narratives

Accounts from former slaves that describe their experiences, including resistance.

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Cultural Resistance

Maintaining cultural practices and traditions as form of resisting domination.

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Disobedience

Non-compliance with orders as a subtle resistance strategy.

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Solidarity among Slaves

Unity among enslaved people in acts of resistance.

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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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