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lawyer [7]
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What was the point in slave codes?

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Anika [276]3 years ago
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The purpose of slave codes was to limit the rights of slaves, making it more difficult for slaves to protest or rebel.


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THE PURPOSE OF SLAVE CODES. The experience of Virginia in 1705 would be repeated by every American slave jurisdiction until slavery disappeared. Slave states passed laws regulating slavery at almost every session. These involved taxation, sale, punishment, and policing.
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