Urban slaves:

a. was a term coined by southerners to describe northern factory workers.

b. most often were domestic servants.

c. had less autonomy than plantation slaves because there were more authorities to watch them.

d. could work on their own and always kept the majority of their earnings.

e. increasingly replaced skilled white laborers as the Civil War approached.

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Everett Goodwin

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3 July, 09:55

Urban slaves:

a. was a term coined by southerners to describe northern factory workers.

b. most often were domestic servants.

c. had less autonomy than plantation slaves because there were more authorities to watch them.

d. could work on their own and always kept the majority of their earnings.

e. increasingly replaced skilled white laborers as the Civil War approached.

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Option B.

Explanation:

Most often were domestic servants, is the right answer.

Geographic area, whether rural or urban, hugely influenced the lives of the enslaved. Those slaves who lived in the urban areas generally lived under more favorable circumstances than their rural counterparts. In the early phase of the 19th century, most of the enslaved labor performed the agricultural work in the Southern U. S. However, the urban slaves were employed in households as they were basically domestic servants.