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What would most likely be an activity of a maroon community?
Theft from plantations
What were the bantu communities based on?
The Bantu communities were based on pastoral-ism. They also were based on subsistence. Bantu communities were usually settled in areas that were known as wealthy.
Which of the following describes a difference in how the Age of Exploration affected Africa and the Americas?
African communities were not devastated by European diseases as American communities were.
What did purity crusaders want to rid their communities of?
Vice
Purity crusaders wanted to rid their communities of?
Vice
What are the maroon communities?
they used african methods of farming
What is the term for the hidden communities in the wilderness that were formed by runaway slaves?
Maroons
What were maroon communities often called?
home to white settlers
What were maroon communities?
Broken up by force I believe -APEX
Maroon communities were often what?
Broken up by force I believe -APEX
What name was given to the free communities set up by thousands of escaped slaves in the wilderness?
maroon colonies
What type of slave was mostly likely to gain freedom by reaching a maroon community?
A field slave or plantation slave in a colony with maroon communities, as these communities were often located in remote areas which were difficult for slaveowners to access or monitor. By reaching a maroon community, a slave could potentially find refuge and support in their quest for freedom.
What name was given to free communities set up by thousands of free slaves?
maroon colonies
What name was given to the free communities set up by the escaped slaves in the wilderness?
maroon colonies
What name was given to the free communities set up by thousands of escaped slaves in the wildness?
maroon colonies
How did maroon communities to survive?
They used African methods of farmng
Was the maroon war successful?
The Maroon Wars in Jamaica, particularly the First Maroon War (1728-1739), were ultimately successful for the Maroons, who achieved a significant degree of autonomy and recognition through treaties with the British. The Second Maroon War (1795-1796) was less successful, resulting in increased oppression and displacement of the Maroon communities. Overall, while the Maroons secured some victories and rights, their struggles also faced significant challenges and consequences.
