To praise and sing to God!
Wrong - they sung for cadence; for timing their movements together, and also for passing the time... they were slaves, after all.
they sang while they worked in the plantations
no they didn't
Slaves sang while they were working in the fields to pass the time away. Usually they would sing about home or family, and sometimes a song that they would sing would be a coded message.
they were encouraged to sing so as to keep spirits up. This made them live longer rather than them being depressed and causing death
Slaves in the field used to sing to make time pass by and keep their spirts up.The kind of songs they sang were spiritual songs that helped them feel more relaxed and to keep them to the rhythm without getting tired and sleeping.
they sang while they worked in the plantations
the blues were founded in the 19th century by the slaves that worked on the plantations in Africa and in America. The slaves sang to get them through the days and they would sing to increase happiness and reduce sadness. I hope that helps :) :)
no they didn't
Life for "house slaves" was easier for slaves working on plantations. The house slaves thought than they were better than the slaves on the plantations.
Because they have to worked hard so the slaves don't have to be whipped and hurt to death.
Most slaves worked on farms.
they worked 4 africans ofcourse
spirituals
Where slaves worked within the home instead of in plantations.
they worked on plantations
Most of slaves in Rome and her territories were bought by large landowners and worked in the fields of their estates. A substantial number of slaves worked in the houses of the rich, where they performed as many as 50 different jobs. The miners were slaves because the working conditions there were very harsh. Some slaves were gladiators. Some educated slaves worked for the state as archivists, scribes and the like. A few educated slaves worked as educators for the children of the rich.
he worked on it