The Anti-Amalgamation Law Passed by Maryland in 1664

The anti-amalgamation law passed by Maryland in 1664:

A) guaranteed slaveholders permanent ownership of the black bondspeople they purchased.
B) stipulated that all indentured laborers and African slaves were to remain slaves throughout their lives if their parents were slaves.
C) considered any relationship between an African American male slave and a European female colonist intolerable.
D) established color as the defining distinction between indentured servitude and slavery.
E) stated that all Indian servants were to be considered real estate.