In general,slaves had more privacy and a social realm of their own

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On large plantations, slaves were often grouped together in their own quarters or cabins, which gave them more privacy and a social realm of their own. This was less common on small plantations where slaves lived in closer proximity to their owners and had less privacy. House workers may have had more privacy than field workers, but this would depend on the individual household and owners. Rural areas may have allowed for more privacy than urban areas, but this again would depend on the specific circumstances. Slavery was not prominent in the western territories in the antebellum period.

In General,slaves Had More Privacy and a Social Realm of Their