A slave from back then had nearly any land what so ever. Slaves never had farms also because they were listed into the category of the lower or lowest class. Occasionally slaves did have large plantations or farms because they were bought by wealthy people or nobleman in the highest class that had large houses and many slaves.
black people owned slaves too
no
Slave based plantations were not developed in New England because the slave owners there preferred to have indentured slaves rather than African slaves. This was because they believed the African slaves did not live long enough.
They lived in big houses in like the life of luxory. They had alot of slaves like working in their home. They even had some things in their bed with the slave women.
it was horrid for them
Yes, the slaves live in cabins which are also called slave quarters
Plantation
30 years
no
South Carolina
tomatoes were once considered poisonous
Yes, some slaves lived in quarters on the plantation grounds, close to the main house where the plantation owner lived. Others may have lived in slave quarters removed from the main house. The living conditions for slaves on plantations varied depending on the region and the personal beliefs of the plantation owner.
Plantation Houses
yes molly pitcher lived on a farm till she was 13 then became a slave and married her master, Willam Hays.
That is called a plantation. It is typically associated with specialized crops like sugar, cotton, or tobacco, and relies on a large workforce, often including enslaved laborers in historical contexts.
Its a house where plantation owners and their family live.
Those that came as contract laborers lived on the plantation that contracted them in plantation owned housing. (The housing may have compared favorably to the slave quarters of the deep South, but it remained inadequate at most locations in every way.)
in a farm house in vigina for his master william armistead as a slave. william was a patriotic man