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Mudsill Theory
Ans: a sociological term indicating the proposition that there
must be, and always has been, a lower class for th e upper
classes to rest upon.
Free Labor Theory
Ans: theoretically the opposite of slavery
people are free to work for whomever they choose
Antebellum south
Ans: rural south before the civil war; cotton production and
slavery was at its peak
Early northern emancipation
Ans: the gradual end of slavery in the North after the American
Revolution.
Global emancipation
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Ans: the worldwide movement to end slavery, happening at
different times in various countries.
Slavery and the Constitution
Ans: The South's slave trade was guaranteed for at least 20
years after the ratification of the Constitution. Slaves were
considered 3/5 of a person when determining the state
population for purposes of congressional representation.
Slavery the 10th amendment
Ans: powers not given to the federal government or prohibited
to states by the Constitution are reserved for states or the
people. (Slavery choice)
% of slavery pre civil war
Ans: in 1860, nearly 13% of the US population were enslaved
people.
% slavery post civil war
Ans: Post-Civil War, the 13th Amendment abolished slavery, so
the percentage dropped to essentially zero legally.
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Created equal test Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
Mudsill Theory
Ans: a sociological term indicating the proposition that there
must be, and always has been, a lower class for th e upper
classes to rest upon.
Free Labor Theory
Ans: theoretically the opposite of slavery
people are free to work for whomever they choose
Antebellum south
Ans: rural south before the civil war; cotton production and
slavery was at its peak
Early northern emancipation
Ans: the gradual end of slavery in the North after the American
Revolution.
Global emancipation
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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Ans: the worldwide movement to end slavery, happening at
different times in various countries.
Slavery and the Constitution
Ans: The South's slave trade was guaranteed for at least 20
years after the ratification of the Constitution. Slaves were
considered 3/5 of a person when determining the state
population for purposes of congressional representation.
Slavery the 10th amendment
Ans: powers not given to the federal government or prohibited
to states by the Constitution are reserved for states or the
people. (Slavery choice)
% of slavery pre civil war
Ans: in 1860, nearly 13% of the US population were enslaved
people.
% slavery post civil war
Ans: Post-Civil War, the 13th Amendment abolished slavery, so
the percentage dropped to essentially zero legally.
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