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This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Slave owners agrued that: Slaves did not have the mental capacity to learn. TRUE, Slave owners agrued that: Slaves might forge passes to non-slave states. TRUE, The Nat Turner rebellion occured in California FALSE, The Stono Rebelion Killed more than 20 people. TRUE, The Second Great Awakening occured in 1790. TRUE, The "Salvation Missions" was a movement that happened in the 1830s. FALSE, Freed African-Americans in the south were the forerunners for public education TRUE, Johnnetta Cole was an African-American educator that founded the Palmer Memorial Institute FALSE, The “Talented Tenth” were elite African-Americans. TRUE, Slave owners agrued that: Rebellions might ensue from slaves reading books from slave abolitionists TRUE, Slave owners made sure that slaves were just literate enough to understand the religious teachings TRUE, The Nat Turner rebellion occured in1842 TRUE, Students at Palmer Memorial Institute learned agriculture, home economics and industrial education TRUE, Students at Palmer Memorial Institute worked on a 120-acre farm TRUE, The Nat Turner Rebellion Killed 55 to 65 people. TRUE, Slave owners believed that education should be taught in the homes TRUE, The main focus of education at Palmer Memorial Institute was industrial education FALSE, Students at Palmer Memorial learned Latin, French, English, algebra, geometry, and science TRUE, The American Baptist Home Missions Society (ABHMS) support the idea of the "Talented Tenth" TRUE, The “Talented Tenth” was a term popularized by W.E.B Du Bois TRUE, Northern Missionaries travled south to educate African Americans TRUE, The "Talented Tenth" would be considered a "buffer group" TRUE, Slave owners wanted to convert slaves to Christianity TRUE and Sabbath schools were established which taught oral instructions TRUE.

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