Slavery in the British Colonies

Fort Mose

________ is the only known free black town in the present- day southern United States that a European colonial government sponsored.

Rhode Island

________ attempted to give the enslaved rights and freedom after 10 years.

French America

________, or New France, was a frontier and a borderland.

Maroons

________- established communities on the frontier.

Stono Rebellion

The ________ took place near Charleston, SC (1740)

Freedom Dues

________- A new suit of clothes, a bushel of corn and 100 acres of land (50 more acres for each servant)

Creolization

________- the producing of African American children from African parents.

Lowcountry slaveholders

________ employed Christian religious instruction not only as a system of control but also as a process of acculturation.

Bacons Rebellion

________- an uprising on the restrictive land policies of Virginia.

alien

Defining Slaves- strangers, outsiders, ________, foreign, unknowable,"African, ""non- American.

resist capture

If a Negro escapes labor and ________, it is lawful to kill the Negro ..

children of miscegenation

Mulattoes- ________.

Southern colonies

________ functioned as slaved societies, where slavery stood at the center of politics, the economy, the labor experience, and social identities.

Freedom Dues

A new suit of clothes, a bushel of corn and 100 acres of land (50 more acres for each servant)

Bacons Rebellion

an uprising on the restrictive land policies of Virginia

Defining Slaves

strangers, outsiders, alien, foreign, unknowable, "African," "non-American"

Miscegenation

interracial sexual contacts

Creolization

the producing of African American children from African parents

Mulattoes

children of miscegenation

Biracial

black and white parentage

Outliers

remain closely and raid the plantation at night

Maroons

established communities on the frontier