How Was Slavery in the Low Country Different from Slavery

question 43

Multiple Choice

How was slavery in the low country different from slavery in the Chesapeake?

• A) Slavery was much more lenient, and kept the characteristics of indentured servitude through the American Revolution.
• B) African slaves outnumbered European whites, most of whom arrived from Barbados.
• C) The low country never developed a cash crop like the Chesapeake did.
• D) Christian slaves tended to have many more rights than those who maintained an indigenous religion.

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