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Slaves worked in fields to gather crops, which were given to the slave owner, and were sold by them as an ecinomic resource

babymother [125]3 years ago

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Slaves worked field and worked hard to get plants(like cotton) for their owners to sell. The more slaves there were, the more plants were picked, so the economy was better.

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