Question

Slave religion: based entirely on what slaves learned and heard from white ministers. existed without approval from masters, who thought that letting slaves learn about religion might weaken their control. benefited from masters assigning a member of each slave quarters to serve as a slave chaplain. combined African traditions and Christian beliefs. out by the early 1820s because of strong opposition from whites.

1) based entirely on what slaves learned and heard from white ministers.
2) existed without approval from masters, who thought that letting slaves learn about religion might weaken their control.
3) benefited from masters assigning a member of each slave quarters to serve as a slave chaplain.
4) combined African traditions and Christian beliefs.

Answer 1

Slave Religion was based on what slaves learned from white ministers, existed without approval from masters, benefited from masters assigning a slave chaplain, and combined both African traditions and Christian beliefs.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Slave Religion, which is a historical topic.

During the period of enslavement in the United States, slaves were influenced by religion. Slave owners recognized that religion could be used as a form of social control and allowed slaves to hear biblical scripture, but only to reinforce their subordination. Slave religion was based on what slaves learned from white ministers, existed without approval from masters, benefited from masters assigning a slave chaplain, and combined both African traditions and Christian beliefs.