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#14 which of the following statements does not accurately describe slavery in the North American colonies?A.Slaves in Georgia and south carolina's coastal region primarily worked on large plantations in dangerous and brutal conditions.B.In Virginia, slaves made up a minority of the population and had varied jobsC. In New England, slaves mainly worked in urban areas and portsD.The slaves contributed to the growth of the Atlantic economy as shipbuilders and dock workers in the middle coloniesE. Strict slave laws prevented slave revolts through the 1700s
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