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North and South, Slave and Free

Explains the diffrent lives of blacks from the south and north

Slaves' Legal Status

Slaves were considered property

free blacks in the south

White southerners thought that free blacks were dangerous and needed to be controlled

free blacks in the north

blacks experienced discrimination, unequal treatment, every where they turned.

the economics of slavery

wealthier planters could afford to buy slaves.


white southeners depended on slavery



Working conditions of slaves

slave worked on farms of various sizes


they did nothing but work day until night

living conditions of slaves

Most masters viewed their slaves as they did their land things to be wore out not improved.they provided only what was needed to keep their slaves healthy enough to work

controlling slaves

Slavery was a system of forced labor to make the system work slave holders had to keep slaves firmly under control. beatings, being whipped, and branding.

resistance to slavery

masters tried to take away their humanity but slaves found ways to resist
day to day resistance
field workers pulled fences and broke tools
open defiance
refused to work, rejected orders, and struck violently
running away
some slaves tried running away to freedom in the north. the risks were very high, masters of slaves would hire bounty hunters to find them and return them to them.
rebellion
slave rebellions happened everywhere, cities, plantations, even ships out at sea.
slave families and communities
legal control of slave children was rested in the hands of the masters not the parents
leisure time activites
dancing singing and telling stories.
slave churches
slaves were encouraged to go to church
African American culture

Africans came to America knowing many languges and cultures