Question 1

The Seven Years' War involved England and France at war in

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A) Canada, the Ohio River Valley, and Europe. 
B) India, Canada, and Europe. 
C) Africa, Canada, and Europe. 
D) the Ohio River Valley, Africa, and Europe. 
E) Europe, the Ohio River Valley, and India. 
A) Canada, the Ohio River Valley, and Europe. 
B) India, Canada, and Europe. 
C) Africa, Canada, and Europe. 
D) the Ohio River Valley, Africa, and Europe. 
E) Europe, the Ohio River Valley, and India.

Question 2

The impact of the poem about the consumption of sugar by the abolitionist,William Cowper,

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A) brought reactions from the Anglican Church. 
B) made individual British subjects feel personally responsible for slavery. 
C) had no impact. 
D) cut the consumption of whiskey. 
E) stopped the slave trade by British slave merchants. 
A) brought reactions from the Anglican Church. 
B) made individual British subjects feel personally responsible for slavery. 
C) had no impact. 
D) cut the consumption of whiskey. 
E) stopped the slave trade by British slave merchants.

Question 3

Referring to the feature,"World History in Today's World: Twenty-One Million Slaves," as well as other text material,discuss the forces that enabled the growth of slavery historically,and the factors that have enabled it to continue in the modern world.

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The growth of slavery historically can b

Question 4

What advantage did the Africans have that actually became a tragic disadvantage?

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A) Passive nature 
B) Willingness to convert to Islam and Christianity 
C) Resistance to European diseases 
D) Resistance to tropical diseases 
E) Resistance to European and tropical diseases 
A) Passive nature 
B) Willingness to convert to Islam and Christianity 
C) Resistance to European diseases 
D) Resistance to tropical diseases 
E) Resistance to European and tropical diseases

Question 5

Please define the following key terms
-The sultan of Oman

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The Sultan of Oman is the monarch and he

Question 6

Female slaves were more desirable in the European marketplace than male slaves.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The fate of most Africans sent to the Americas in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was tied to the

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A) tobacco and cotton plantations in North America. 
B) lumbering investments in Brazil. 
C) gold mines of Mexico. 
D) sugar plantations of the West Indies. 
E) silver mines in Peru. 
A) tobacco and cotton plantations in North America. 
B) lumbering investments in Brazil. 
C) gold mines of Mexico. 
D) sugar plantations of the West Indies. 
E) silver mines in Peru.

Question 8

Parliament abolished the British slave trade in

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A) 1772. 
B) 1789. 
C) 1807. 
D) 1808. 
E) 1810. 
A) 1772. 
B) 1789. 
C) 1807. 
D) 1808. 
E) 1810.

Question 9

How did Equiano receive his freedom?

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A) He ran away. 
B) He purchased it. 
C) He moved to a state where slavery was illegal. 
D) His master stated in his will that Equiano be freed. 
E) He was protected and delivered to a safe haven by Quakers. 
A) He ran away. 
B) He purchased it. 
C) He moved to a state where slavery was illegal. 
D) His master stated in his will that Equiano be freed. 
E) He was protected and delivered to a safe haven by Quakers.

Question 10

Discuss the many aspects of African history before the arrival of the Europeans.

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African history before the arrival of th

Question 11

Which of these statements about abolitionism is FALSE?

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A) Legal debates concerned slavery and property rights. 
B) Wilberforce pushed to eliminate the slave trade alone and not the condition of slavery because a limited agenda had a better chance of being passed by Parliament. 
C) Equiano became an active political leader in abolitionism. 
D) The radicalism of the French Revolution made reform a suspicious item to the British government. 
E) Equiano became associated with radical abolitionists. 
A) Legal debates concerned slavery and property rights. 
B) Wilberforce pushed to eliminate the slave trade alone and not the condition of slavery because a limited agenda had a better chance of being passed by Parliament. 
C) Equiano became an active political leader in abolitionism. 
D) The radicalism of the French Revolution made reform a suspicious item to the British government. 
E) Equiano became associated with radical abolitionists.

Question 12

Please define the following key terms
-"society with slaves"

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A "society with slaves" refers to a soci

Question 13

Candomblé and Santeria religions both

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A) deviate from African and Christian traditions. 
B) stress the divine qualities in children. 
C) seek unity with nature. 
D) follow the African tradition of recognizing women's spiritual qualities. 
E) practice flagellation and human sacrifice. 
A) deviate from African and Christian traditions. 
B) stress the divine qualities in children. 
C) seek unity with nature. 
D) follow the African tradition of recognizing women's spiritual qualities. 
E) practice flagellation and human sacrifice.

Question 14

Please define the following key terms
-Society of Friends (Quakers)

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The Society of Friends, commonly known a

Question 15

Please define the following key terms
-Atlantic plantation system

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The Atlantic plantation system refers to

Question 16

Please define the following key terms
-abolitionist

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An abolitionist is a person who advocate

Question 17

Slaves traveling on the Middle Passage were required to participate in what physical activity as exercise?

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A) Calisthenics 
B) Tossing a ball with crew members 
C) Jumping jacks 
D) Beating other slaves 
E) Dancing 
A) Calisthenics 
B) Tossing a ball with crew members 
C) Jumping jacks 
D) Beating other slaves 
E) Dancing

Question 18

Please define the following key terms
-Thomas Clarkson

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Thomas Clarkson (28 March 1760 – 26 Sept

Question 19

Please define the following key terms
-zero sum game

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A zero-sum game is a concept from game t

Question 20

A focal point of African Islam was ____,where traders engaged in salt,gold and slaves.

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A) the Sahara 
B) the Sahel 
C) the Kola 
D) the Great Niger River 
E) Timbuktu 
A) the Sahara 
B) the Sahel 
C) the Kola 
D) the Great Niger River 
E) Timbuktu

The Seven Years' War involved England and France at war in

The impact of the poem about the consumption of sugar by the abolitionist,William Cowper,

Referring to the feature,"World History in Today's World: Twenty-One Million Slaves," as well as other text material,discuss the forces that enabled the growth of slavery historically,and the factors that have enabled it to continue in the modern world.

What advantage did the Africans have that actually became a tragic disadvantage?

Please define the following key terms -The sultan of Oman

Female slaves were more desirable in the European marketplace than male slaves.

The fate of most Africans sent to the Americas in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was tied to the

Parliament abolished the British slave trade in

How did Equiano receive his freedom?

Discuss the many aspects of African history before the arrival of the Europeans.

Which of these statements about abolitionism is FALSE?

Please define the following key terms -"society with slaves"

Candomblé and Santeria religions both

Please define the following key terms -Society of Friends (Quakers)

Please define the following key terms -Atlantic plantation system

Please define the following key terms -abolitionist

Slaves traveling on the Middle Passage were required to participate in what physical activity as exercise?

Please define the following key terms -Thomas Clarkson

Please define the following key terms -zero sum game

A focal point of African Islam was ____,where traders engaged in salt,gold and slaves.

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Exam 5: The Atlantic System: Africa, the Americas, and Europe, 1550–1807

The Seven Years' War involved England and France at war in

The impact of the poem about the consumption of sugar by the abolitionist,William Cowper,

Referring to the feature,"World History in Today's World: Twenty-One Million Slaves," as well as other text material,discuss the forces that enabled the growth of slavery historically,and the factors that have enabled it to continue in the modern world.

What advantage did the Africans have that actually became a tragic disadvantage?

Please define the following key terms -The sultan of Oman

Female slaves were more desirable in the European marketplace than male slaves.

The fate of most Africans sent to the Americas in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was tied to the

Parliament abolished the British slave trade in

How did Equiano receive his freedom?

Discuss the many aspects of African history before the arrival of the Europeans.

Which of these statements about abolitionism is FALSE?

Please define the following key terms -"society with slaves"

Candomblé and Santeria religions both

Please define the following key terms -Society of Friends (Quakers)

Please define the following key terms -Atlantic plantation system

Please define the following key terms -abolitionist

Slaves traveling on the Middle Passage were required to participate in what physical activity as exercise?

Please define the following key terms -Thomas Clarkson

Please define the following key terms -zero sum game

A focal point of African Islam was ____,where traders engaged in salt,gold and slaves.

Maritime Expansion in the Atlantic World,1400–1600

Maritime Expansion in Afro-Eurasia,1500–1700

Religion, Politics, and the Balance of Power in Western Eurasia, 1500–1750

Empires, Colonies, and Peoples of the Americas, 1600–1750

Empires in Early Modern Asia, 1650–1837

European Science and the Foundations of Modern Imperialism, 1600–1820

Revolutions in the West, 1750–1830

The Industrial Revolution and European Politics, 1765–1880

The Challenge of Modernity in China, Japan, and India, 1800–1910

State Building and Social Change in the Americas, 1830–1910

The New Imperialism in Africa and Southeast Asia, 1830–1914

War, Revolution, and Global Uncertainty, 1905–1928

Responses to Global Crisis, 1920–1939

The Second World War and the Origins of the Cold War, 1939–1949

The Cold War and Decolonization, 1949–1975

Toward a New World Order, 1975–2000

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