Question

"Explain the role of family in slave life. Include a description of the family, slave owner involvement, and the actions of the slaves in building their families"

Answer 1

Answer:

A slave's family:

Long before now, there was a time in the United States where the British rule brought many slaves from around the globe into the region. And constructed plantations for the production of sugar, rum, cotton and other materials in it. As there were whole families of slaves who worked for the same cause to benefit there master or slave owner. As they were all considered a property of that slave owner who brought them to the States.

• But, the slave families faced many issues regarding the confiscation basic rights, being tortured by the slave owners, and felt lack of respect from the white people or white communities inside the region.

Explanation:

• Lack of basic rights for the slaves:

There were no institution or system which protected the basic rights of the slaves, as they were considered more as some other beings, and tortured the people who migrated to the region in order to make them work and benefit the system. So, families were not protected and they had no basic rights while being slaves in the region.

• Lack of personnel space, as slaves were prohibited to do any business or buy any property:

The slave families had no personnel space for them to spend some time, as the slave owners interfered in there normal life activities. Slave kids were tortured by making them work more in the fields and house chores were performed by these kids by the command of the slave owners.While the slaves parent had no power to ask why?. As in that time the slave owner had the authority to wipe, torture, and buy any slave family member.