Which of these was true of the black population of eighteenth-century London?

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According to historical records, most black Londoners in the eighteenth century worked as sailors or personal servants. Some were also involved in the entertainment industry or worked in the household industry as cooks or maids. There were a few who were trained in skilled trades such as carpentry or bricklaying, but education was not widespread among the black population at the time.

Which of These Was True of the Black Population of Eighteenth-Century