They were usually separated and usually never came back together.
By seperating slave families
Slave families were split up.
If it was rape probably the slave..if it was intentional then probably both
The child slave likely called their mother by her name, "mother," or a term of endearment if possible. Communication and contact among family members were restricted in many instances, so the child may have used any opportunity to show love and connection to their mother.
Louis Gardere is one of the crew members. He dies in the 4th chapter in The slave Dancer. Hope this helped :)
The greatest threat to the stability of the slave families is that the family members were separated from the rest.
The status of the black slave family was not good. These individuals and their family were not treated as equals to the white families that surrounded them.
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They had no protection from this. They were at the mercy of their owner. If he wanted to punish the slaves or was just ruthless, he would break apart the family and sell the other members to different slave owners.
Slave families were separated, and members were sold to other plantations.
Back then, people made money selling slaves by removing them from families to sell to other countries. Adults were often sold to buyers.
they broke the slave families up because random people bought them... for example if you and your family were in a slave auction they did not know that your parents were your parents. So they picked who they wonted and sometimes y'all got separated other times you didn't.
No. She was alive in the 1800's. She did have family, but as a slave records aren't kept very well. She only had a daughter when she was alive and depending on what happened to her there might be people who are distantly related to Tubman.
Slave families were split up.
Unfortunately, the slave trade of black women and black people in general was devastating to slave families. Most often, families were separated, and black women never saw their families again.
The main impact was of course, that it separated families. The stronger members, usually the men, were the most desirable. They were assumed to be able to the the most work and the bulk of the work.
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