What was the Daily routine of slaves?

Answer 1

The daily routine of slaves varied depending on the time period, location, and type of labor they were forced to perform. Generally, slaves were expected to wake up before dawn to begin their work, which could include agricultural labor, domestic work, or skilled trades. They typically worked long hours, often until after sunset, with minimal rest or breaks. Slaves were also responsible for their own basic needs such as cooking, cleaning, and caring for their families outside of their assigned work duties.

Answer 2

Slaves would have to get up in the morning, no breakfast sometimes and go work. Some would take care of the babies, and the others would go in the fields. There were many jobs that were to be done. Then they would work to about mid night, get around 2 hours of sleep, and then go work some more. when a slave child turns four he/she would be given a job to become a babysitter.

Answer 3

What I think about people being enslaved  in Louisiana is that it was horrible for Slaves that worked in Louisiana because they had to work and they were not paid. It was a good way for the captors to make money. The planters of Louisiana are greatly exercised concerning the continual escapes of their slaves and have held an important meeting at New Orleans about the labor question. After much angry talk and a good deal of abuse of the Government, of which they are "registered enemies," they seem to have agreed at last to pay their slaves wages. That's a sentence where they talked about how slaves were being paid wages Most masters were not good people they enslaved people. Even though Slaves got paid they did not get to live a good life as other people got too. I know slavery was bad because It's not right for people to be enslaved and slaves were crucially beaten and they were not treated right.

Answer 4

It was full of rainbows and sunshine! *Sarcasm* How do you think it was?! -.-

Answer 5

sad tyering and deth related

Answer 6

hard back breaking worki