Question

The viewpoint toward Muslim slaves in this account is best described by which of these statements?

A) Muslim slaves were a necessary part of of the master’s livelihood.
B) Muslim slaves did not have the same mark of disgrace as other slaves.
C) Muslim slaves were seen as part of the master’s family and treated as such.
D) Muslim slaves were seen as inferior humans and subsequently treated as such.

Answer 1

D

Step-by-step explanation:

If your a slave than you will be treated as such. That is what happened to slaves when they were in america. Thankfully, there will be no more slaves in this country.

Answer 2

The viewpoint toward Muslim slaves in this account is best described by the given statement "Muslim slaves were seen as inferior humans and subsequently treated as such".

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Racism, religion and its practice was one of the big factor for inferiority among humans. During 1701-1800, nearly five thousand Muslim Africans migrated to United States. After sometime non-Muslim slaves got converted into Muslim slaves due to trading and interactions.

Out of some best examples of practicing Muslim slave Omar Ibn Said is one who wrote many Arabic texts also. Later “The Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves” was stated in 1807, encouraged by the then President Thomas Jefferson in order to prohibit import and export of slaves.