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Answer 1

Part 1 -

1. One difference between Southern farms and plantations are the amount of slaves they had. Southern farms might've had maybe have a few slaves while a plantation would probably have 50 or more.

2. While a Southern farm might grow a little to sustain themselves, a plantation grows a lot more and, has a much bigger property.

Part 2 -

1. One thing they did to cope with their lack of freedom was believe in religion. Also, naming their children after the old stories. Lastly, they pass down stories down to each one of them.

2. Another thing would be the fact that they maintain their families and friends so they have people to support them when they need help and other things.

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Answer 2

1. A plantation in the American Southern Colonies were different from farms in several ways. Size - plantations were vast property expanses. A plantation could often be subdivided into 4 or more good sized farms. They also had many different buildings- a barn, servants quarters, and a plantation house where the owner lived.

The people who lived on plantations - Plantations were only owned by the very wealthy and powerful. Your average run-of-the-mill farmers were generally poor or maybe middle class. Most of them could not afford all the expenses that came with owning and operating a plantation, such as servants, hired craftsmen, and the large amounts of land plantations required.

2. Enslaved african americans tried to maintain a family life as best as they could. Extended families became a big part of culture and if parents were sold, the kids were raised by extended family