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Scavenger hunt answer key - Museum on Main Street

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Gottlieb Mittelberger, a German emigrant to America in 1754.6. Listen to the audio clip that accompanies the picture of children held asslaves. How does Olaudah Equiano describe the stench of the ship’s hold?Looking at the detailed drawing of a packed slave ship <strong>on</strong> the exhibiti<strong>on</strong>panel, try to imagine being chained inside of a ship.Equiano described the smell of the ship’s hold as: “intolerably loathsome.”The full quote: “The stench of the hold while we were <strong>on</strong> the coast was sointolerably loathsome, that it was dangerous to remain there for any time . . .but now . . . it became absolutely pestilential. [The ship] was so crowded thateach had scarcely room to turn himself . . .”7. Look through the window at the map of the Atlantic Trade Triangle, use thespace below to list two places found <strong>on</strong> the map and explain what the itemsin the case with the map illustrate.Europe, Africa, North America, the West Indies. The items in the object caseare replicas of trade items that were comm<strong>on</strong>ly exchanged between the areasas part of the Atlantic Trade Triangle.Pushing the Boundaries8. Study the large image of Daniel Bo<strong>on</strong>e leading settlers through theCumberland Gap. Bo<strong>on</strong>e described the trip as a, “l<strong>on</strong>g and fatiguing journeythrough mountains and wilderness.“ Do you think this image looks like thetrip Bo<strong>on</strong>e described or did the artist make it look easier? Why or why not?This artist interprets the arrival of Bo<strong>on</strong>e’s party as a triumphant moment,and shows the sun breaking through the trees and the group looking well tomark the importance of the journey. Bo<strong>on</strong>e’s actual descripti<strong>on</strong> of the trip ismuch more accurate, given the difficult terrain and c<strong>on</strong>diti<strong>on</strong>s that travelersthrough the Appalachian Mountains reported at the time.9. Press the audio butt<strong>on</strong> and listen to the “Escaping” clip. From what twostates did John Brown escape? What animals did Brown hear during hisjourney?John Brown escaped from Alabama and Louisiana. The trip he describes inthe audio clip was his final escape from Louisiana, al<strong>on</strong>g the MississippiRiver. Brown feared the alligators that he heard splashing around as hetraveled at night to avoid being captured.10. Find the Kentucky Almanac. What kind of informati<strong>on</strong> did this book c<strong>on</strong>tain?

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