For freedom
Some ways slaves rebelled against their bondage included sabotage of equipment or crops, running away (escaping), forming underground resistance groups, and engaging in acts of defiance or disobedience while working.
Yes, there are records of free blacks slaves owning slaves. This was a complex issue. Some did it to feel in charge, some did it to save friends and family, and some did it for other reasons.
they wold allow slaves
Slaves often rebelled by resisting work, feigning illness, or sabotaging tools or equipment. Some slaves also ran away or participated in organized revolts.
The whole slavery thing was for economic reasons. some needed slaves to work on their plantation, some needed slaves to work at home as servants, and other needed slaves to serve in armies. Remember slaves were an unpaid labor force.
Fugitive slaves rebelled against the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law by escaping to Canada, forming and joining abolitionist groups, participating in the Underground Railroad, and sometimes physically resisting capture by slave catchers. Some fugitive slaves also sought legal assistance and used the court system to fight for their freedom.
One of the main causes were slaves. There were some other minor reasons
One of the main causes were slaves. There were some other minor reasons
some people came looking for gold, some came for religious freedom, and some people came to work as indentured servants. (others who came were slaves or forced slaves.)
Some reasons of why the colonists rebelled against the British were: 1. The Boston Massacre 2. Taxation without Representation 3. Intolerable Acts 4. Proclamation of 1763 5. The Stamp Act 6. The Quartering Acts 7. The Sugar act
I think slavery was lead into the civil war because alot of slaves rebelled against it by running away and starting the Underground Railroad, then lots of slaves and black people joined the Federals in the civil war.
Slaves rebelled against long working hours by engaging in acts of sabotage, feigning illness, engaging in work slowdowns, and sometimes running away or staging full-scale revolts. These forms of resistance were dangerous but were often the only methods slaves had to assert some degree of control over their working conditions.