Asked by Andrea Garza on Jun 25, 2024

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When applied to slaves,what did the word "Creole" mean?

A) a slave who was born in the Americas
B) a slave who was born in Africa but was "seasoned" in the Caribbean
C) an African-born slave who was transported directly from Africa to North America
D) a slave who spoke a pidgin dialect combining European and African languages

Creole

A term used to describe people of mixed European and black descent, particularly in the Caribbean, or languages that have evolved from the blending of different languages in colonial regions.

  • Discern the primitive history and the assorted categories of servitude and slavery that existed in the Jamestown settlement.
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Christiane JosephJun 29, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Creole, when applied to slaves, referred to individuals who were born in the Americas rather than those brought directly from Africa. This distinction was significant in the context of slavery, as Creole slaves were often considered more valuable due to their familiarity with the language, culture, and work expectations in the Americas.