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Typically, southern colonial plantation owners

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Were scared of a rise of the slaves against them as their numbers grew. 
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feared revolts as the number of enslaved persons grew.

Slave rebellions necessitated a perpetual source of anxiety in the American South, particularly because black serfs considered for more than one-third of the territories residents in the 18th century. Typically there was increase in the number of enslaved persons and therefore Legislation stated commanding when, where and whereby laborers could assemble so that they can check the rebellion provoking by enslaved community.

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