1) The document is a game board about life as a slave, with categories like labor, religion, art, and bonuses. 2) It includes questions about crops grown by slaves, African traditions passed down, methods of secret communication, and slave superstitions. 3) The questions cover a range of topics related to slave life and culture, such as instruments, tribes, roles of men/women/children, and crafts.

1. Click on the Blue Star to Return to the
game board while playing.

2. The Labor The Labor Religion, Slave Art Bonus
of Slave Men of Slave Superstition and Round!
Women and , and Recreation
Children Education
100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500

3. This crop was used to make rope
hemp and other textiles
Hemp

4. What slave tradition would be
passed down by word of mouth?
African stories

5. What would slaves sometime hide
messages in, in order to
communicate with each other?
Quilts

6. What slave instrument was the
modern predecessor to the banjo?
The Akonting

7. What tribe brought the Akonting to
the Americas?
The Jola Tribe

8. If a slave were going to “meetin”,
where would they be going?
The Church

9. Where did slave women most often
work?
In the Home

10. Who’s Job was least strenuous:
Children, Men, or Women
Children

11. Describe the relationship between
a slave women and a master’s
child?
The Slave women was a nanny/caregiver
for a master’s children.

12. Name two of the three crafts
women made mentioned in the
presentation?
Baskets, Rugs, and Quilts

13. What are most of the crafts pictured?
Toys of the slave children

14. True or False: Slaves were educated
able to be educated by their
masters.
False- Educating a slave was
usually not allowed

15. Give the name of the Ghost of
Waveland? Booooooo!
Moses

16. What example of good luck was
given in the presentation and also
commonly believed by slaves?
A Horseshoe

17. What was the example of bad luck
given in the presentation?
A Dog Howling

18. True or False: There were many
churches available for only slaves
False

19. How many slaves were considered
to be alot for a Kentucky
plantation?
50

20. Name two important crops grown
in Kentucky.
Tobacco and Corn