All of the following trends were evident in eighteenth-century North American slave society EXCEPT

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In the eighteenth century, the majority of slaves imported to North America came directly from Africa, not increasingly from the Caribbean. This period saw the height of the transatlantic slave trade, with a significant increase in the direct importation of enslaved Africans to meet the labor demands of expanding plantation economies in the American South and other parts of North America.

All of the Following Trends Were Evident in Eighteenth-Century North