there were many slave control measures ranging from psychological to cultural
in most parts it was the physical aspects that were highlighted. they were flogged(beated) their body parts were severly cut of and they were forced to work in these conditions and in some cases according to the crimes they did they would have been killed either by cutting off their necks or by hanging them. for more infomation get the E-book emancipation to emigration. hope this helped
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Slave control methods historically included physical punishment, psychological manipulation, surveillance, restriction of movement, separation of families, and the threat of violence or death. These methods were used to maintain control over slaves and prevent rebellions or escape attempts.
In the Spanish West Indies, methods of slave control included physical punishment such as whipping, branding, and mutilation, as well as psychological control through fear and intimidation. Slaves were also subjected to strict surveillance, restricted movements, and limited access to resources to reinforce their subjugation and prevent rebellions.
Some of the types of slave control used in the Caribbean included physical punishment such as whipping, branding, and use of restraints like chains. Other methods included psychological control through fear tactics, surveillance, and restrictions on movement. Additionally, slave codes and harsh laws were enforced to suppress any resistance or disobedience.
Slave masters used various methods to control slaves, such as physical abuse, threats of punishment, and surveillance. They also implemented restrictive laws and curfews to limit the movement of slaves and prevent them from escaping. Additionally, slave masters separated families and communities to weaken bonds and discourage resistance.
the slave code was a law saying if a slave owner was to killed one of his slaves he would not be punished.
A slave breaker was a person hired to discipline or "break the spirit" of enslaved individuals who were seen as disobedient or rebellious. This term is commonly associated with the brutal methods used to force compliance and submission from enslaved people.