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In many cases, why did slaves wait so long to run away? A. they needed money first B. they liked the plantation C. they had nowhere to go

In many cases, why did slaves wait so long to run away? A. they needed money first B. they liked the plantation C. they had nowhere to go
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In many cases, why did slaves

wait so long to run away?
A. they needed money first
B. they liked the plantation
C. they had nowhere to go

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C. They had nowhere to go

Many slaves wanted to run away but they had nowhere to go.

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