Which of these is the best comparison of slavery in the middle colonies and the southern colonies in the 1600s?

In the 1600s, enslaved people in the southern colonies were increasingly forced to work on large farms and plantations, especially growing tobacco. In the middle colonies, many also worked on farms, including larger grain-producing farms, though some worked in towns and households. So “large farms in both” is the best comparison; slavery was present in both regions, not illegal or absent.

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