Within slave society, evidence suggests that the highest social status was ascribed to

A. house slaves.

B. preachers and healers.

C. field slaves.

D. skilled craftsmen who worked on their own in cities.

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Within slave society, evidence suggests that the highest social status was ascribed to

A. house slaves.

B. preachers and healers.

C. field slaves.

D. skilled craftsmen who worked on their own in cities.

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Carl Galvan · Answer 1

Within the slave society, evidence suggests that the highest social status was ascribed to preachers and healers. House slaves were also high on the social status while the field slaves were at the bottom. The correct answer is B.

Within slave society, evidence suggests that the highest social status was ascribed toA. house slaves.B. preachers and healers.C. field slaves.D. skilled craftsmen who worked on their own in cities.

Within slave society, evidence suggests that the highest social status was ascribed to

A. house slaves.

B. preachers and healers.

C. field slaves.

D. skilled craftsmen who worked on their own in cities.