Question

Which group of enslaved people was most likely to be able to buy their freedom?

Answer 1

Option D. The intown workers were the group of persons that were more likely to have the ability to buy their freedom.

Who were the enslaved in America?

From the time of its founding in 1776 until 1865, the legal institution of human chattel slavery—which included the enslavement of mostly Africans and African Americans—was common in the United States of America, primarily in the South. Throughout the period of European colonization in the Americas, slavery was created.

West Central Africa provided the majority of the slaves that were transported to the New World. All Africans transported into the Atlantic before 1519 disembarked at ports in the Old World, mostly Europe

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