1.The Antebellum Era was the time before what major event?A.World War IIB.The American RevolutionC.The Civil WarD.Mr. Alonzo’s birthday 2. What invention changed the politics of Antebellum South Carolina?A.The steam engineB.RailroadsC.Nuclear power plantsD.The Cotton Gin 3. Under the ____________ system slaves were allowed “free time” after the day’s work was complete.A.Task SystemB.Gang SystemC. Nintendo EntertainmentD.Honor 4. Under the Compromise of 1808 the Low Country showed a willingness to share political power with the Upcountry. What major change had occurred?A.Both sides had fought alongside each other during the RevolutionB.Both regions were now unified against the NorthC.The steam engine led to the growth of factories in the SouthD.The Cotton Gin led to an increase in slaves in the Upcountry 5. What was the most common tactic used by slaves to protest?A.They ran awayB.They started violent armed revoltsC.They slowed work by breaking the master’s property, pretended to be sickor pretended to not understandD.They worked closely with Northern Abolitionists to pass anti-slavery laws.

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1.The Antebellum Era was the time before what major event?A.World War IIB.The American RevolutionC.The Civil WarD.Mr. Alonzo’s birthday       2.  What invention changed the politics of Antebellum South Carolina?A.The steam engineB.RailroadsC.Nuclear power plantsD.The Cotton Gin        3.  Under the ____________ system slaves were allowed “free time” after the day’s             work  was complete.A.Task SystemB.Gang SystemC. Nintendo EntertainmentD.Honor        4.  Under the Compromise of 1808 the Low Country showed a willingness to share              political power with the Upcountry.  What major change had occurred?A.Both sides had fought alongside each other during the RevolutionB.Both regions were now unified against the NorthC.The steam engine led to the growth of factories in the SouthD.The Cotton Gin led to an increase in slaves in the Upcountry         5.   What was the most common tactic used by slaves to protest?A.They ran awayB.They started violent armed revoltsC.They slowed work by breaking the master’s property, pretended to be sickor pretended to not understandD.They worked closely with Northern Abolitionists to pass anti-slavery laws.
           6.  Why did South Carolina not invest in factories during the antebellum era?A.Money made from growing cash crops like cotton gave them littleincentive to do anything elseB.The South did not have the money needed to build factoriesC.The slave population refused to work in a factoryD.The Upcountry did not want to hire Northern workers to run one.7.  Why was cotton such a profitable crop for South Carolina?A.The crop could be used to make steelB.Cotton was great for crafts projects around EasterC.Southern factories needed a large supply to meet demandD.Textile mills in the North and England needed large amounts of cotton tokeep up with demand for clothes.             8. The social class system in South Carolina was based on________________A.LandB.MoneyC.Representation in governmentD.Slavery               9.   Despite slave importation becoming illegal in 1808 South Carolina’s slave         population continued to grow in the antebellum era. What is the best           explanation   for this?A.The law encouraged it.B.The South did not experience large the migration of IrishC.The cotton gin made cotton extremely profitableD.The Regulator Movement stole slaves from other states 10.     What were some ways that slave owners prevented slaves from  running away?A.Forcing slaves to live in cabins near the Big HouseB.Patrolling the roadsC.Requiring passesD.All of the above

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