What Was NOT a Common Way That Slaves Established Their

question 19

Multiple Choice

What was NOT a common way that slaves established their private communities?

• A) openly attempted to organize religious services
• B) told stories about figures like Brer Rabbit who used his wits to survive against overwhelming odds
• C) gathered in secret night meetings where singing and dancing gave them a much needed emotional release
• D) sang religious spirituals that possessed double meanings
• E) embraced religion as a way to spiritually free themselves from their captivity

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