Slave Spirituals served as a powerful outlet for expressing emotions, a means to practice Christianity, and a form of coded communication among slaves. Contrary to (a), they were not primarily created to win favor with masters.
Slave Spirituals were profound expressions of emotions, outlets for worship, and covert means of communication among enslaved communities. These spirituals served as cultural and emotional sustenance, allowing slaves to find solace and unity.
Contrary to the notion that they aimed to please masters, their primary purpose was personal and communal empowerment.
The songs transcended the harsh reality of slavery, embodying resilience and the preservation of identity. The spirituals' dual function as religious hymns and coded messages showcased the creativity and resistance of enslaved individuals, leaving an enduring legacy in American cultural history.
So option A is the answer.
The complete question is:
Which of the following is not an accurate statement about Slave Spirituals?
a. They allowed slaves to win favor with their masters, who found the songs entertaining and
delightful
b. They provided slaves with an outlet to express their feelings in songs.
C. They allowed slaves to practice Christianity.
d. They enabled slaves to communicate with each other in code.