AFAM 2.6- Labor, Culture, and Economy

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What jobs did enslaved Africans perform?

Agriculture, domestic work, skilled trades, mining, and construction.

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How did African skills influence American agriculture?

African knowledge helped develop rice cultivation.

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Name two African skills preserved in the Americas.

Blacksmithing and basket weaving.

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What was the gang system?

Groups worked continuously under close supervision.

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What was the task system?

Workers completed assigned tasks.

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What is the key difference between gang and task labor?

Continuous group labor versus completing specific tasks.

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How did work songs help enslaved people?

They coordinated labor and preserved community and culture.

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What is Gullah?

A creole language and culture shaped by African and English influences.

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How did slavery connect the North and South?

Southern slave-grown crops supplied Northern industries and businesses.

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How did slavery create racial wealth gaps?

Enslavers gained wealth while enslaved people were denied wages and property rights.