Which of the following describes the most common way slavery affected

African families in America?

A. Slaves who were sold from one plantation to another were unlikely

to see their families again.

B. Slaves who were part of a family could not be sold from one

plantation to another.

C. Slaves who were sold from one plantation to another were allowed

to visit their families often.

D. Slaves were sold together so families would not be separated.

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18 November, 20:38

Which of the following describes the most common way slavery affected

African families in America?

A. Slaves who were sold from one plantation to another were unlikely

to see their families again.

B. Slaves who were part of a family could not be sold from one

plantation to another.

C. Slaves who were sold from one plantation to another were allowed

to visit their families often.

D. Slaves were sold together so families would not be separated.

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Nash · Answer 1

A. Unfortunately slave owners and slavers didn't care about slaves family's, and they were often separated and encouraged to make new families to produce more free slaves for the owner.