Slave status in Africa was:
A) generally permanent.
B) transferred from parent to child.
C) not necessarily permanent.
D) voluntary.

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Slave status in Africa was not necessarily permanent; individuals could become slaves as a result of debt, warfare, or punishment for a crime, but they could also be integrated into the master's clan or family, eventually gaining their freedom or a status similar to family members.

Slave Status in Africa Was