Match Each Description with the Item Below

question 78

Multiple Choice

Match each description with the item below.
-Solomon Northup

• A)plotted an unsuccessful slave revolt near Richmond with the false expectation that "poor whites" would join
• B)was hanged for killing her master while he was sexually assaulting her and, because she was enslaved, was kept from testifying
• C)ran away from slavery in Maryland and became an outspoken critic of the institution
• D)was a plantation mistress and a critic of gender roles within the plantation system
• E)led a successful slave revolt on Saint-Domingue, the world's richest colony, terrifying many whites
• F)plotted an unsuccessful slave rebellion in South Carolina in which blacks were to capture the city's arsenal
• G)was a free black man from New York kidnapped and sold into slavery in the South and later wrote Twelve Years a Slave
• H)led the largest slave revolt in American history north of New Orleans, resulting in the torture and killing of participants
• I)is the author of the anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, portraying southern planters as cunning capitalists who brutalized slaves
• J)led a slave revolt in Southampton County, Virginia, that led the Virginia legislature to debate the abolition of slavery and states to create more armed patrols

Appreciate the adaptive significance of lateral gene transfer and genome size variation.

Recognize the impact of purifying selection, positive selection, and genetic drift on the genomic features of species.

Identify mechanisms of concerted evolution and its significance in gene family evolution.

Understand the concept and implications of neutral evolution in genetic variation.

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