Asked by Graham Spider on Jun 09, 2024

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Why did resistance by the enslaved occur mostly in the southeast?

A) It was the only place where Africans arrived in North America.
B) Access to the Atlantic Ocean made it easier to find passage back to Africa.
C) Slaves in the southeast did not have families.
D) The tightening of slave laws led to more restrictions.

Southeast

A geographical region of the United States that includes states like Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, known for its distinct culture and history.

Slave Laws

Legislation passed to regulate the status of slaves, detailing provisions regarding their treatment, duties, and rights in societies where slavery was practiced.

Resistance

The refusal to accept or comply with something; the attempt to prevent something by action or argument.

  • Comprehend the economic and social influences driving the Atlantic slave trade and the defiance against it by enslaved individuals in colonial America.
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FRANKLIN JAMES TILLETTJun 14, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The tightening of slave laws in the southeast led to more restrictions on the lives of enslaved people, which in turn prompted more acts of resistance as they sought to reclaim some form of autonomy or protest their conditions.