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    Slaves lived on plantations in the Southern states where they were treated like merchandise and sold at slave markets. They were forced to work long hours in tobacco, sugar, rice, or cotton plantations, while constantly fearing separation from their families or physical punishment including whipping. Some worked as house servants but most were agricultural workers who did not get paid.

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    Pratiquer la voix passive par l'etude de l'esclavage

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    Slaves lived on plantations in the Southern states where they were treated like merchandise and sold at slave markets. They were forced to work long hours in tobacco, sugar, rice, or cotton plantations, while constantly fearing separation from their families or physical punishment including whipping. Some worked as house servants but most were agricultural workers who did not get paid.

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    Plantationpassive

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    Slaves lived on plantations in the Southern states where they were treated like merchandise and sold at slave markets. They were forced to work long hours in tobacco, sugar, rice, or cotton plantations, while constantly fearing separation from their families or physical punishment including whipping. Some worked as house servants but most were agricultural workers who did not get paid.

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    Life on the plantations.

    The plantations ........... ................. in the Southern states. ( situate )


    The slaves ........... ................. like merchandise. ( treat )

    When they arrived, Slaves were at constant risk of ........... .................


    they........... ................. on the slave market. (sell ) from their family. ( separate )

    ( use )
    The slaves ........... ................. to work in tobbacco, Some ........... ................. as house servants but the
    sugar, rice or cotton plantations. ( oblige ) majority ........... ................. as agricultural workers.

    ( whip )

    They ........... not ................. ( pay ) If a slave was not docile, he could ........... .................

    (rape)
    Sometimes black women ........... ................. by the The slaves who escaped ........... ................. ( chase )and
    master or any member of their families' owners and friends. their ears or hands could be cut off if they were caught.

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