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On Sundays, slaves could do the following. They could tend to their gardens. They could sing, dance, and worship. They had no freedom; it was just another day at work. They coul…

On Sundays, slaves could do the following. They could tend to their gardens. They could sing, dance, and worship. They had no freedom; it was just another day at work. They coul…
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On Sundays, slaves could do the following.

They could tend to their gardens.
They could sing, dance, and worship.
They had no freedom; it was just another day at work.
They could go into town and shop.

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The answer is the second one
User Billa
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They had limited freedom, but they still had freedom, so I would say either the first one or the second one. I'm not completely sure, so i will let you figure that out between those two.

I hope this helped! :)
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