Which of these is true about the slave population in Chesapeake colonies?

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Lapatulllka [165]3 years ago

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D. They created a culture with both English and African traditions,

3241004551 [841]3 years ago

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The correct answer is D) They created a culture with both English and African traditions.

The option that is true about the slave population in Chesapeake colonies is "They created a culture with both English and African traditions."

Slavery was an important part of crop production in the Chesapeake colonies. It started in 1619. when a Dutch ship brought to Jamestown, Virginia, twenty black men from Africa. By 1770, it is considered that approximately 270, 000 Africans were working as slaves in the Chesapeake plantations. The slave population in the Chesapeake colonies created a culture with both English and African traditions.

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