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The early slave codes in colonial America

The early slave codes in colonial America

a. defined slavery as lifetime servitude.
b. defined slavery as inheritable servitude.
c. usually forbade whites from teaching slaves to read or write.
d. provided that slaves who converted to Christianity must be granted their freedom.
e. applied to indentured servants as well.

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