Enslaved people in the New England colonies were most likely to work

A. On sizable plantations

B. For quakers landowners

C. In coal or mineral mines

D. As artisans or dockhands

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Fabian

3 March, 07:11

Enslaved people in the New England colonies were most likely to work

A. On sizable plantations

B. For quakers landowners

C. In coal or mineral mines

D. As artisans or dockhands

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Moises Underwood · Answer 1

Considering slavery in early American history and some in general, the answer is probably A. Many slaves worked on plantations due to Triangle Trade in Africa. We also generally needed workers to support farms in the South. With that in mind, I answer A.

Enslaved people in the New England colonies were most likely to workA. On sizable plantationsB. For quakers landownersC. In coal or mineral minesD. As artisans or dockhands

Enslaved people in the New England colonies were most likely to work

A. On sizable plantations

B. For quakers landowners

C. In coal or mineral mines

D. As artisans or dockhands