Why didn't the slaves fight back? They had the upper hand in numbers and strength. They could have jumped the whites.

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<span>Although some slaves did revolt, it is clearly true that the vast majority of slaves did not participate in any violent rebellions. Different slaves would surely have had different reasons for not rebelling.</span>

valina [46]3 years ago

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The whites had guns and were backed by the military and the law. Any disobedience from a slave lead to a beating or even a lynching.

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