Why Would Most Slaves Typically Prefer Living and Working on a Plantation

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Multiple Choice

Why would most slaves typically prefer living and working on a plantation rather than a small farm?

• A) Plantation owners often worked alongside their slaves.
• B) There were often better living conditions on plantations, and more possibilities for social interaction.
• C) Slaves often enjoyed a sense of camaraderie with plantation owners.
• D) Rich planters usually avoided breaking up families on their plantations.
• E) Working hours were always shorter on plantations than on small farms.

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