1. What happened before 1640?

A man, regardless of his skin color, could buy land in a colony in America.

2. What happened in 1641?

In 1641 Massachusetts Colony made slavery legal.

3. In 1660 what did Connecticut do?

Connecticut did not allow people of African descent to serve in the militia.

4. What did Virginia do in 1670?

If the mother was enslaved, the child would be, too. Virginia made lifetime enslavement the "normal" condition for people of African descent.

5. What did Virginia declare in 1680?

Virginia declared the status of a child was determined by the status of the mother.

6. In 1696 what did South Carolina require?

. South Carolina required slave owners to provide clothing for their enslaved people. Owners were also allowed to treat and punish enslaved people any way they wished.

7. What did New York make illegal in 1702?

New York made it legal to execute enslaved runaways who were caught. New York made it illegal to do business with an enslaved person without permission from their oner.

8. In 1705 what did New York make legal?

New York made it illegal to do business with an enslaved person without permission from their owner.

9. What happened to Enslaved people in 1723?

Enslaved people in Virginia were not allowed to meet together in large groups.

10. What did South Carolina make illegal in 1740?

South Carolina made it illegal to teach enslaved people to read and write.

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Jamestown Week 8

Question	Answer
1. What happened before 1640?	A man, regardless of his skin color, could buy land in a colony in America.
2. What happened in 1641?	In 1641 Massachusetts Colony made slavery legal.
3. In 1660 what did Connecticut do?	Connecticut did not allow people of African descent to serve in the militia.
4. What did Virginia do in 1670?	If the mother was enslaved, the child would be, too. Virginia made lifetime enslavement the "normal" condition for people of African descent.
5. What did Virginia declare in 1680?	Virginia declared the status of a child was determined by the status of the mother.
6. In 1696 what did South Carolina require?	. South Carolina required slave owners to provide clothing for their enslaved people. Owners were also allowed to treat and punish enslaved people any way they wished.
7. What did New York make illegal in 1702?	New York made it legal to execute enslaved runaways who were caught. New York made it illegal to do business with an enslaved person without permission from their oner.
8. In 1705 what did New York make legal?	New York made it illegal to do business with an enslaved person without permission from their owner.
9. What happened to Enslaved people in 1723?	Enslaved people in Virginia were not allowed to meet together in large groups.
10. What did South Carolina make illegal in 1740?	South Carolina made it illegal to teach enslaved people to read and write.

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