Multiple Choice
Which belief would be typical of a paternalistic slave owner in the nineteenth century?
A) Slaves should be formally married in a church.
B) Slaves would be lost without the care and guidance of their owners.
C) Slave women should be excused from work while they were pregnant or had small children.
D) Slaves should be taught to read the Bible.
E) Slave children should attend planation schools until the age of ten.
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