by practicing it secretly.
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Possibly, yes. This same practice occurred when African Americans where kept as slaves way back when.
The southern half of the country kept the African-Americans as slaves. The northern states never engaged in that kind of behavior.
Andrew Jackson had an affair on his wife with one of his African American slaves
Because the South had African American Slaves, and they worried that Freed African Americans with guns might start a revolt, similar to Nat Turners rebellion which resulted in the deaths of a lot of people who kept slaves.
Much depended on the tribes. For some, there was sympathy for the black slaves who they believed were being taken advantage of much like they were by the Anglo-Americans. Some runaway slaves found shelter with Native American tribes and intermarried with them. On the other hands, there were Native American tribes that actually kept African slaves.
Easy. Religion helped slaves, because of the faith, and the hope. The ability of prayer and trust in God, kept those people focused and on track. Family helped slaves, by just being around. Families support another and give another love in the darkest times.
The people that kept watch on slaves were overseers they were mostly on plantation farms
Slaves were kept in the West Indies to grow and harvest sugar and molesses.
African slaves kept memories of their homeland alive by passing down oral traditions, creating music and dance that reflected their heritage, and practicing their religions and spiritual beliefs brought from Africa. They also expressed their cultural identities through forms of art and handicrafts.
Slaves kept their African culture alive by practicing traditional customs and rituals in secret, passing down oral traditions to younger generations, and creating new forms of cultural expression that blended African and European influences. They also used music, dance, and storytelling as ways to maintain their cultural identity and resist assimilation.
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