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Were some slaves rebellious?
yes but being slaves they were killed if they rebeled.
What was the punishment for cruel and unusual punishment of slaves?
slaves get whipped and beaten
Why were slaves killed?
Slaves were often killed as a means of punishment or control by their owners or overseers. In some historical contexts, slaves were also killed in acts of brutality or as a result of harsh conditions and mistreatment.
Why does fear caused by punishment make the punishment ineffective in changing behavior?
Fear produces resentment that makes the child rebellious and disobedient.
Why does fear cause by punishment make the punishment ineffective in changing behavior?
Fear produces resentment that makes the child rebellious and disobedient.
What did Abraham Lincoln state in the emancipation?
He declared that slaves in rebellious states were free.
What is an example of a slave codes?
Slaves were prevented from learning how to read or write. Slave owners were freed of punishment for beating their slaves. Slave owners were freed of punishment for murder of their slaves.
What is a example of slave code?
Slaves were prevented from learning how to read or write. Slave owners were freed of punishment for beating their slaves. Slave owners were freed of punishment for murder of their slaves.
What happened to slaves who got caught learning?
Slaves who were caught learning to read and write often faced severe punishment, such as beatings, whipping, or even being sold to harsher masters. Slave owners feared that educated slaves would become more rebellious and independent, so they sought to suppress any form of education or intellect among the enslaved population.
What was one why the overseers punished slaves?
Overseers punished slaves to maintain control and discipline on the plantation, to discourage rebellious behavior, and to set an example for other slaves to prevent insubordination.
Why did the proclamation not free very many slaves in the south?
The Emancipation Proclamation technically freed all slaves in the "south" (the rebellious states). The impact of this was reduced by the fact that the rebellious states didn't recognize the authority of the US federal government... that's kind of what "rebellious" meant, in fact. The only immediate impact, really, was on those slaves that were then or later fell into the hands of the Union army. Before the proclamation, slaves had been treated as enemy contraband; afterward, they were just freed.
What punishment were given to slaves who were rebellious?
Normally death. They were killed by the slave masters. If it wasn't death, they would be whipped maybe or other serious harmful punishments. If they spoke out, they may get their tongues cut off. Or fought back they may lose their hands. But most likely death.
