Across
- 2. A religion that many enslaved Africans practiced, often blending African spiritual traditions with Christianity.
- 3. The first published African American writer in the U.S., known for his religious poetry.
- 6. A rebellion in 1739 where enslaved people in South Carolina attempted to escape to Spanish Florida for freedom.
- 7. A major cash crop in the Southern colonies that relied heavily on enslaved African labor.
- 8. The transatlantic trade route that forcibly transported enslaved Africans to the Americas.
- 9. The colony that passed one of the first laws making slavery a lifelong condition in 1662, setting a precedent for the 18th century.
Down
- 1. The secret networks and communities enslaved people formed to preserve their culture and traditions.
- 4. The form of oral tradition that enslaved Africans used to pass down history, wisdom, and resistance strategies.
- 5. The first African American woman to publish a book of poetry in 1773.
