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What political meaning lies behind calling plantation labour unfree?

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Correct answer: Slaves had no freedom to control their labour, movement, or major life decisions

Plantation slavery involved forced labour: enslaved people could not freely control their work, movement, residence, or important life choices. Thus, ‘unfree’ refers not merely to low pay or voting rights, but to a political system that denied liberty and basic civil rights. Option B is too narrow because the denial extended far beyond local voting. Exam tip: connect unfree labour with coercion, control, and the absence of rights.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryPlantation LabourUnfree LabourSlaveryCivil RightsThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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