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Chapter three preview questions.

How does the painting suggest freedom of the colonists was becoming less

1. The painting suggests that freedom was becoming less and less. It shows servants working in the fields, along with slaves. The slaves were not receiving money from their owners, thus meant they could not making a living. The men on horses are most likely delivering an important item to some one.

What are the indications of prosperity that are evident in the 7 foot painting?

2. The full house, the grainery, livestock and slaves are indications of prosperity are evident in the painting. The grainery allows the owner to make a profit to what he is selling. The livestock provides food for the family and soil for planting.


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