Being seperated from one's family and sold
I think because you can get the worst fear is fear itself = ]
It is often said that the worst fear a slave had in the US South was not physical punishment at all. Nor was death the most harmful element. Because, under the laws of the times, slaves were considered property. With that said the greatest fear was having a family member traded or sold to another slave owner.
Most librarians probably don't have a fear of books (also known as Bibliophobia).
most probably the genitals
were wolves are mostly fearless exept for facing their worst fear silver bullets
Probably Panophobia it's the fear of everything.
I guess you mean the most common. Those would be:acrophobia (fear of heights)arachnophobia (fear of spiders)ophidiophobia (fear of snakes and probably other reptiles).
Nothing as most miners were slaves. They would have received food, water and shelter but probably not clothing. As slaves they went naked.
Nothing as most miners were slaves. They would have received food, water and shelter but probably not clothing. As slaves they went naked.
Slaves, Poor free peoples, middle class, aristocracy were the four classes in the south. The slaves had it the worst, because they could hope to own or gain nothing.
Their work force of slaves. They most feared that slavery would be abolished.
Cotton growers probably owned the most slaves. Cotton needs a lot of manual labor to cultivate and harvest and was the most profitable crop in the slave states.