<span>Slaves on plantations were considered to be chattel property. The slaves who worked on the plantations were considered as one of the items of the property. Owners controlled physical well-being of the slaves, as well as the work. Lashes were normally used to force them to work.
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Answer:
Essentially, when you answer a DBQ, you use all the skills you learned in your AP class and become a historian. As you write your essay, you'll need to demonstrate that you have the ability to: Assess the context behind the documents, including the author's perspective and the target audience.
Answer:
I'm gonna say false, but I don't really have sources for this; if I'm wrong you can blame me for this...
Answer: Not collect tariffs imposed by the federal government.
The Ordinance of Nullification was a law passed by the South Carolina legislature declaring that the Tariffs imposed of 1828 and 1832 were detrimental to the well being of its economy and above all, it was unconstitutional, and thereby null and void.
The tariff of 1824 raised duties from 20-25% to 35% on imported iron, wool, cotton, and hemp. While the Tariff of 1828 increased taxes to nearly 50 %
I believe the correct answer is: Mosuo.
The Mosuo (called the Na among themselves) are a small
ethnic group living in Yunnan and Sichuan Provinces in China, who trace their
lineage through the female side of the family and occasionally may even not
know who the father was.
Mosuo people are practicing "parallel
line of descent" in which the father passes his social status to his sons,
while mother passes her status to their daughters (matrilineal descent of title
and property).
They are also practicing the “walking
marriages” which means that there is no formal marriage (they do not
technically live in the same household, but men are free to visit when granted
permission) and the children stay with their mother.
