Chapter 2

Quiz for Document 2-3: Carel Allard, English Quakers Planting Tobacco on Barbados (1680)

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Question 1

What might the image of the Quaker planters indicate about Quaker gender roles on the plantation?A. Females carried out the most difficult labor.
B. Males dominated the operation of Quaker planting.
C. Men and women were both involved in the operation of the plantation.
D. Quaker women attended to domestic issues.

Question 2

The structures and ships in the far background would seem to portrayA. affluence and stability.
B. isolation and coarseness.
C. poverty and hardship.
D. transience and impermanence.

Question 3

Who are the workers in the background of the image meant to portray?A. Indentured servants
B. Asian migrants
C. Native laborers
D. Slaves of African descent

Question 4

The differences in clothing worn by the English planters and the African slaves likely signifiedA. diverse cultural expressions.
B. economic class distinctions.
C. racially-based divisions of status.
D. types of work being done.