Quiz for Document Project 20: Olaudah Equiano: African Voices in the Antislavery Movement

  1. Question

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    Correct: The answer is c. Equiano saw many similarities between African culture and that of the ancient Hebrews, and he agreed with scholars who argued for a link between the two peoples.
    Incorrect: The answer is c. Equiano saw many similarities between African culture and that of the ancient Hebrews, and he agreed with scholars who argued for a link between the two peoples.
    Based on the evidence provided by his autobiography, with which of the following statements would Equiano have been most likely to agree (see Document 20.1)?

  2. Question

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    Correct: The answer is d. Equiano argued that the fact that Spanish people living in tropical climates had darker skin than their counterparts in Spain proved that variations in skin color resulted from external, not internal, factors.
    Incorrect: The answer is d. Equiano argued that the fact that Spanish people living in tropical climates had darker skin than their counterparts in Spain proved that variations in skin color resulted from external, not internal, factors.
    Which of the following did Equiano use to demonstrate that skin color is a reflection of climate, not of inherent qualities and abilities (see Document 20.1)?

  3. Question

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    Correct: The answer is b. Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers, but their wickedness only served to advance God’s plan. Cugoano claimed his own situation was analogous, and declared his confidence that his enslavement “was what the Lord intended for my good.”
    Incorrect: The answer is b. Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers, but their wickedness only served to advance God’s plan. Cugoano claimed his own situation was analogous, and declared his confidence that his enslavement “was what the Lord intended for my good.”
    To what biblical figure did Cugoano compare himself (see Document 20.2)?

  4. Question

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    Correct: The answer is c. Prince’s praise for labor conditions in England made the implicit point that slavery was inconsistent with traditional English values, values that most readers would have linked to English prosperity.
    Incorrect: The answer is c. Prince’s praise for labor conditions in England made the implicit point that slavery was inconsistent with traditional English values, values that most readers would have linked to English prosperity.
    How did Prince counter the assertion by supporters of slavery that the British West Indies could not do without slaves (see Document 20.3)?