In British North America, black men and women were often excluded from religious services out of the belief that Christianized slaves might seek to gain freedom.

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This is true. Many slave owners in British North America believed that allowing their enslaved people to attend Christian services would make them rebellious and more likely to seek freedom. As a result, black men and women were often excluded from religious services.

In British North America, Black Men and Women Were Often