How did Africans resist slavery in the British colonies? a. they gave up their African culture and language.

b. they supported efforts to make slavery illegal in the colonies.

c. they staged revolts in which slave owners were killed.

d. they voted for representatives who were against slavery.

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Emmalee Weiss

19 April, 09:14

How did Africans resist slavery in the British colonies? a. they gave up their African culture and language.

b. they supported efforts to make slavery illegal in the colonies.

c. they staged revolts in which slave owners were killed.

d. they voted for representatives who were against slavery.

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Clinton Lester · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C.

Explanation: The main form of slaves resisted slavery and fled and formed groups. Another way slaves resisted slavery was through escape, riots and groups, and of course seeking support for the abolitionist movement.

How did Africans resist slavery in the British colonies? a. they gave up their African culture and language.b. they supported efforts to make slavery illegal in the colonies.c. they staged revolts in which slave owners were killed.d. they voted for representatives who were against slavery.

How did Africans resist slavery in the British colonies? a. they gave up their African culture and language.

b. they supported efforts to make slavery illegal in the colonies.

c. they staged revolts in which slave owners were killed.

d. they voted for representatives who were against slavery.