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The Labor of Slave Men

The Labor of Slave

Women and Children

Religion, Superstition

, and Education

Slave Art and

Recreation

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This crop was used to make rope hemp and other textiles

Hemp

What slave tradition would be passed down by word of mouth?

African stories

What would slaves sometime hide messages in, in order to communicate with each other?

Quilts

What slave instrument was the modern predecessor to the banjo?

The Akonting

What tribe brought the Akonting to the Americas?

The Jola Tribe

If a slave were going to “meetin”, where would they be going?

The Church

Where did slave women most often work?

In the Home

Who’s Job was least strenuous: Children, Men, or Women

Children

Describe the relationship between a slave women and a master’s child?

The Slave women was a nanny/caregiver for a master’s children.

Name two of the three crafts women made mentioned in the presentation?

Baskets, Rugs, and Quilts

What are most of the crafts pictured?

Toys of the slave children

True or False: Slaves were educated able to be educated by their masters.

False- Educating a slave was usually not allowed

Give the name of the Ghost of Waveland? Booooooo!

Moses

What example of good luck was given in the presentation and also commonly believed by slaves?

A Horseshoe

What was the example of bad luck given in the presentation?

A Dog Howling

True or False: There were many churches available for only slaves

False

How many slaves were considered to be alot for a Kentucky plantation?

50

Name two important crops grown in Kentucky.

Tobacco and Corn