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| a person who works for another in order to learn a trade |
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| a plant grown on plantations that made blue dye |
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| african-americans who lived in georgia, north carolina and south carolina, also a lunguage spoke by these african-americans |
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| typical day for a child of a plantation owner |
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morning: get breakfast made from the slaves
afternoon: schooled by teachers, african-americans were not allowed to get an education
evening: dinner prepared by african-american slaves |
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| typical day of a young indentured servant |
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morning: do house chores such as lighting the fire and cooking breakfast
afternoon: do the job that your master does and learn it from your master
evening: do household evening jobs such as lighting the fire and cooking dinner |
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| typical day of a young slave |
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| morning: you wake up early and if you are a house slave you would cook breakfast, if you were an outdoor slave you would work in the plantation fields |
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