New York Conspiracy, 1741 (Edexcel GCSE History): Quizzes

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New York Conspiracy, 1741
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What do modern historians believe about the NY Conspiracy of 1741?

No actual conspiracy existed

What percentage of NYC's population were enslaved people in 1741?

20%

Which 1739 rebellion in South Carolina frightened colonists before 1741?

Stono Rebellion

Which war against Spain heightened fears about Catholic influence?

War of Jenkins' Ear

On what date in 1741 was Fort George destroyed by fire?

18 March

Who offered a pardon and reward for people to confess on 11 April?

The NY city council

What was Mary Burton's occupation in 1741?

An indentured Irish servant

Which three enslaved men were central figures in the alleged conspiracy?

Caesar, Prince, and Cuffee

Why was John Ury executed on 29 July 1741?

He was suspected of being a Catholic priest

How many enslaved people were burned at the stake?

13

How many people in total were hanged, including whites?

17

What new restrictions were placed on ethnic minorities after 1741?

Couldn't ride horses Sundays/limited wells

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