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Enslaved people in cities often worked?

A. at military bases and forts.
B. at shipyards and brickyards.
C. inside shops and office buildings.
D. on small farms and large plantations.

Answer :

When the people from poor and uneducated places are taken and forced to work for other people and made into a slave is called enslavement.

Forced child labours, bondage labour, use of young soldiers are examples of enslavement.

The correct answer is:

Option B. At shipyards and brickyards

This can be explained as:

  • In the cities, the enslaved people were forced to work in brick layering units, carpenters, blacksmiths and day labours.

  • While in outer areas and villages the labours used to work in the plantation and farm units.

  • Other slaves were engaged in military and armies to work as soldiers.

Therefore, the enslaved people in cities worked at brick and shipyards.

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