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How did black slaves obtain the surname mccoy?
From the Scottish plantation (and slave) owners.
Why were rules needed on a slave plantation?
To keep it in order.
Plantation owners had white servants as well as slaves because they feared what?
Slave rebellions
What did plantation owners hope to prevent by placing whites in positions of authority?
Slave revolts
Why were slaves transported for slave labor from Africa to the Americas?
American plantation owners wanted cheap labour
Who depended mostly on slaves in the southern colonies?
slave owners, slave traders, and plantation owners.
Were plantation owners afraid that slaves were using instuments to celebrate when a slave escaped?
no. Because they had overseers and the plantation owners would usually check or guard the plantation.
Who forced the slaves to work?
Slave traders and plantation owners.
Why did John Adams kill crispus attucks?
Was he involved in trying to stage the slave uprising against the plantation/slave owners?Following in the footsteps of Chris( the slave who organized the greatest revolt against the white plantation owners)
Who lead the slave revolt against plantation owners in Virginia?
john brown
How did black slaves obtain the surname mccoy?
From the Scottish plantation (and slave) owners.
Plantation owners were afraid that slaves were using instruments to celebrate when a slave escaped?
no
In 1807 why was abolishing slave trade ineffective?
Slaves were needed by the plantation owners.
Why did southern plantation owners switch to slave labor?
Because they felt like it.
Why plaNtation owners were afraid slaves using instruments to celebrate slave escaped?
No
Why were rules needed on a slave plantation?
To keep it in order.
Why did slave owners want to keep their slaves ignorant or life outside of the plantation?
Slave owners wanted to keep their slaves ignorant of life outside the plantation to maintain control and prevent unrest. By limiting their access to education and information, slave owners could ensure that slaves remained compliant and focused solely on their assigned work, reducing the risk of rebellion or escape. Furthermore, education was seen as a threat to the institution of slavery as it could empower slaves to question their oppression and seek freedom.
