A typical form of resistance pursued by slaves entailed
A) outright rebellion.
B) murder.
C) suicide.
D) feigning illness and sabotage.
E) arson.

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Slaves often used tactics of feigning illness or sabotaging equipment as a form of resistance that disrupted the productivity of their owners without risking their lives in open rebellion or violence. Suicide, murder, and arson were less common forms of resistance that posed significant risks to the individual and the enslaved community as a whole.

A Typical Form of Resistance Pursued by Slaves Entailed