How did the free southern Black population's literacy rate compare to that of the enslaved population in the South?Multiple choice question.The literacy rate was the same for both groups.The literacy rate among free southern Blacks was lower.The literacy rate among free southern Blacks was higher.Reliable statistics do not exist.

Compare the experiences and rights of enslaved people, free black people in the South, and free black people in the North. List at least three facts in each column.Enslaved PeopleFree Black Peoplein the SouthFree Black People in the NorthTurn InPrevious SectionIntroductionNext SectionSection 2 - The Economics of Slavery

How were the lives of enslaved African Americans similar to the lives of free African Americans? A:A. Both had some rights under the law.B:B. Both experienced racism and discrimination.C:C. Both were denied the right to own land.D:D. Both were regarded as property under the law.

Although enslaved people were poorly clothed and housed compared to most white Southerners, they were more likely to receive A:A. an education.B:B. legal rights.C:C. a salary.D:D. medical care.

In the North, how much of the total population was made up of free Blacks before the Civil War?Multiple choice question.a small fractionapproximately halfa vast majoritya narrow majority

Literacy rates are lowest inGroup of answer choicesSub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe.Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.Eastern Europe and Latin America.Central Asia and South Asia.