How did Southern states respond to rebellions by enslaved people? A:A. They improved housing for enslaved people and living conditions.B:B. They allowed enslaved people to marry legally.C:C. They passed laws providing for stricter control of enslaved people.D:D. They punished enslavers who treated slaves cruelly.

During the 1800s, which group of Southerners dominated the politics and economy of the South? A:A. all classes of landownersB:B. middle class agrariansC:C. freed African AmericansD:D. wealthy plantation owners

Select the correct answer.What was the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation on the South? A. The economy of the South declined because it lost much of its enslaved labor force. B. The economy of the South increased as more women participated in farming. C. The economy of the South increased as more enslaved people started working on the farms. D. The economy of the South was not affected as the enslaved people continued to work on the farms.

How did Southerners react to freedmen's new access to greater mobility?Group of answer choicesThey assisted them by supplying them with mules and wagonsThey passed vagrancy laws to restrict their movementsThey allowed them to travel freelyThey required them to carry travel passes when leaving their plantations

Where did enslaved people rebel? A:A. in citiesB:B. on plantationsC:C. on ships at seaD:D. all of the above

How did enslaved people resist slavery? A:A. passive acts of resistanceB:B. open defianceC:C. escaping to freedomD:D. all of the above