In General,how Did Slavery in the Chesapeake Differ from Slavery

question 25

Multiple Choice

In general,how did slavery in the Chesapeake differ from slavery in the Lowcountry of South Carolina?

• A)In the Chesapeake,interracial contact was more daily and pervasive than in the Lowcountry.
• B)In the Lowcountry,slaves were more closely supervised by their masters than in the Chesapeake.
• C)In the Chesapeake,slaves were expected to complete a certain task during the day,after which their time was theirs to do with as they pleased; in the Lowcountry,slaves were worked by drivers from dawn till dusk.
• D)In the Lowcountry,African cultural traits disappeared more quickly than they did in the Chesapeake.

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