The population in New England had fewer blacks than in any other region in north America, but black’s slaves played an important role to the region’s commercial life. Slaves were put to work in skilled trades and were increasingly used as body servants. The south was especially segregated, it had a richer dimension of African culture of slaves that wound up there. The black slaves established family links among themselves and friendships with Native Americans. Over the 17th century the population of slaves increased greatly in Virginia and South Carolina
In the North American regions of New England, a distinct pattern of slavery emerged, the Mid Atlantic and the Chesapeake area, the Souths Stern Seaboard and the lower Mississippi Valley. The
In the North American regions of New England, a distinct pattern of slavery emerged, the Mid Atlantic and the Chesapeake area, the Souths Stern Seaboard and the lower Mississippi Valley. The