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In the Antebellum period, what was the most common way in which an enslaved would rebel against his or her owner

In the Antebellum period, what was the most common way in which an enslaved would rebel against his or her owner
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In the Antebellum period, what was the most common way in which an enslaved would rebel against his or her owner

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by breaking tools and working slowly

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