AP Success - AP US History: Antebellum Southern Society Insights
Question 1
A Northern visitor's observations and impressions of slavery in the South.
A slave's personal account of life on a Southern plantation.
An abolitionist's critique of the conditions of slaves in the South.
A Southern plantation owner's defense of the institution of slavery.
Question 2
Actively resistant to their conditions and seeking freedom.
Economically exploited and in need of immediate emancipation.
Educated and articulate about their plight and suffering.
Seemingly content and well-adjusted to their lives in servitude.
Question 3
The Northerner's advocacy for the abolition of slavery based on moral grounds.
The widespread opposition to slavery among Northern visitors to the South.
The successful integration of African Americans into Southern society as equals.
The pervasive presence of slavery in the social and economic life of the South.
Question 4
The role of Northern states in promoting racial equality and civil rights.
The economic hardships faced by Southern planters during the early 19th century.
The impact of the Second Great Awakening on Southern religious practices.
The cultural differences between the Northern and Southern states in the antebellum period.
Question 5
The economic data on the profitability of slave labor for Southern plantations.
The strategies used by slaves to resist their conditions and seek freedom.
The specific legal statutes governing the treatment of slaves in the South.
The perceptions and biases of Northern visitors regarding Southern slavery.
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