AP Success - AP US History: Phillis Wheatley on Tyranny & Slavery

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Question 1

Multiple choice
  • The economic benefits of the slave trade

  • The description of America's natural landscapes

  • The celebration of African culture

  • The condemnation of tyranny and slavery

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • A metaphor for the American colonies' struggle for independence

  • Irony, contrasting the idealized view of Africa with the reality of slavery

  • A literal description of her happy life in Africa before enslavement

  • Personification of Africa as a place of power and authority

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • The end of oppressive rule and slavery in America was imminent or desirable

  • The colonies would continue to suffer under British rule indefinitely

  • Iron chains were a symbol of America's industrial progress

  • Slavery was a necessary evil to maintain the economy

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • The celebration of British mercantilist policies in the colonies

  • The widespread acceptance of slavery in the Northern colonies

  • The growing sentiment against British rule and the institution of slavery in the colonies

  • The colonies' desire to expand the transatlantic slave trade

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • She is calling for an immediate and violent uprising against slave owners

  • She believes that the American colonies will soon return to African rule

  • She has personally suffered from the cruelties of slavery and wishes for others to be free from tyranny

  • She has adapted well to her life in America and is indifferent to the plight of other slaves

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