A historian studying plantation records from Jamaica in the 1780s noted that enslaved people received different quantities of food depending on their work category. Which group of enslaved workers would have received the LARGEST food rations?

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Question

A historian studying plantation records from Jamaica in the 1780s noted that enslaved people received different quantities of food depending on their work category. Which group of enslaved workers would have received the LARGEST food rations?

Accepted Answer

First gang field workers — Award 1 mark for recognising that first gang workers performed the most physically demanding labour and therefore received larger rations to maintain productivity. A is incorrect — domestic servants did lighter work and received less. C is incorrect — while drivers held authority, the rationing system prioritised physical labour output. D is incorrect — children received smaller portions.

Answer

Children under six years

Answer

First gang field workers

Answer

Domestic servants

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Drivers

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