6. What statement describes the status of Africans in Virginia prior to 1660?

b. Personal initiative and religion were as important as race in determining social status.

a. Race determined social status in early Virginia.

d. White planters were adamant about avoiding contact with Africans.

c. Conversion to Christianity was not a means to escape bondage.

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Yael Fowler

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15 May, 05:18

6. What statement describes the status of Africans in Virginia prior to 1660?

b. Personal initiative and religion were as important as race in determining social status.

a. Race determined social status in early Virginia.

d. White planters were adamant about avoiding contact with Africans.

c. Conversion to Christianity was not a means to escape bondage.

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Mack · Answer 1

"c. Conversion to Christianity was not a means to escape bondage" would be the best option, since although many slaves were encouraged to "find God" this did not mean that they were given special treatment.