Yes, during the 1900s, enslaved individuals were considered valuable assets, and their prices could be quite high, reflecting their economic worth for labor in agriculture, particularly in the Southern United States. The cost of a slave varied based on factors such as age, health, and skills, with prices often reaching several hundred to over a thousand dollars. However, it's important to note that the institution of slavery was officially abolished in the U.S. with the 13th Amendment in 1865, so by the early 1900s, slavery was no longer legal.
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African Americans as happy but lazy slaves
African Americans as happy but lazy slaves
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The statement "The size of U.S. households rose steadily during the 1900s" is incorrect.
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In the middle of 18 to 1900s, they were treated as slaves.
African Americans as happy but lazy slaves
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African Americans as happy but lazy slaves
The statement "The size of U.S. households rose steadily during the 1900s" is incorrect.
Slaves were rarely killed by their owners because they were so expensive and valuable.
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