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What do you call the machine that makes sugar?
sugar mill
sugar machine
extractor
boiler
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Where were the sugar mills located?
on the hacienda
in the plaza
on a ranch
in the council of the indies
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The ________ is the owner of the hacienda.
hacendado
cacique
monarch
jornalero
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What did you call an "hacienda owner"?
hacendado
monarch
naboria
bohique
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_________ were poor workers who replaced the enslaved blacks.
Hacendados
Nitainos
Monarchs
Jornaleros
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The process of making sugar was short and cheap.
True
False
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What is the first step in the process of making sugar?
Grind the sugar cane in a mill into a liquid called "guarapo."
Dry the "guarapo" into sugar.
Grow and harvest sugarcane.
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What is the second step in the process of making sugar?
Grind the sugar cane in a mill into a liquid called "guarapo."
Dry the "guarapo" into sugar.
Grow and harvest sugarcane.
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What is the third step in the process of making sugar?
Grind the sugar cane in a mill into a liquid called "guarapo."
Dry the "guarapo" into sugar.
Grow and harvest sugarcane.
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How many skilled men were needed to work the mill?
30
29
10
7
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When sugar cane began to be grown, those working on it were mostly enslaved blacks. When slavery was abolished , they were replaced with jornaleros.
True
False
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What is a "jornalero"?
poor worker
church leader
a slave
a poor worker
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What will you NOT find on the hacienda?
A large house where the hacendado and his family lived.
A small church and homes of jornaleros
Sugarcane crops and a sugar mill
A ranch where they raised cattle
A throne
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Hacendados were poor workers who replaced enslaved blacks.
True
False
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The process of making sugar was long and expensive.
True
False