Slaves on plantations in the American South lived and worked cultivating cotton. They resided in small cottages with thatched roofs and dirt floors. Slaves faced harsh punishments for any perceived offenses, including branding, mutilation, hanging, maiming, neck rings, beatings, amputation, rape, and death.
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Slaves on plantations in the American South lived and worked cultivating cotton. They resided in small cottages with thatched roofs and dirt floors. Slaves faced harsh punishments for any perceived offenses, including branding, mutilation, hanging, maiming, neck rings, beatings, amputation, rape, and death.
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Such as race, social caste, region, season, and the plantation
owner's choice of crop or dominant economic activity.
The majority of slaves lived and worked on cotton plantations.
Enslaved people lived in small cottages with thatched roofs and earth floors.
Branding, mutilation, and even death for more serious
transgressions could be hanged or maimed Neck rings, beatings, and amputation of feet if caught running away Enslaved people could be killed or raped without consequence