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What was the main conflict between the interests of plantation owners and enslaved people?

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Correct answer: Owners wanted profit while enslaved people wanted freedom

The governing concept is an unequal relationship between economic exploitation and the demand for liberty. Plantation owners treated enslaved labour as a source of wealth: forced workers produced crops such as sugar and helped maintain the colonial plantation system. Enslaved people, by contrast, were deprived of freedom, wages, legal equality, and control over their own lives; they resisted and sought emancipation. Therefore option B correctly expresses the basic conflict between owners’ profit and enslaved people’s freedom. Option A is the opposite of the historical reality. Option C invents a tax arrangement, and option D is implausible because plantation owners did not seek political representation for enslaved people in the Convention.

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French RevolutionPlantation OwnersEnslaved PeopleFreedomThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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