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I would say yes during the 1750s Quakers did not participate in slavery. Also you may have came up on some money because of the maize farms- Patrick

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It is not safe to travel to South Carolina during the 1650s because of the racism. Also if you were black you had a good chance of becoming a slave - Patrick Frierson

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Pennsylvania is a safe place to travel here. In the 1750s, free Africans had more opportunity there, they could work in trade and start small businesses. It was a place known for its freedom of religion and succesful farming area. Pennsylvania is a wealthy state because they often traded furs, lumber and wood, so it's a good place to live in in the 1750s.

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Massachusetts is a safe place to travel here. In the 1650s, there were a lot of towns and villages in Massachusetts, specifically the Massachusetts Bay Colony. They valued education and religion, most people in the state were free and were able to make a life for themselves there. It was overall a great place to live in in the 1650s.

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For the most part in 1650's , it would be safe to visit New York because they did trade they would trade all of the stuff that they got from the south to England -izzy

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In the 1750 Slavery was very prominent. The free African American population was a very small fraction of the total African American population. The free African Americans were able to have a lot more rights then other states had given to free African Americans.

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In 1650 Boston the slave population was low. Slaves were mostly exchanged through being prisoners of war.

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Things were never good for slaves in SC up until 1865. Large plantations became more critical. There was also the "Slave Code" which basically stripped people of their rights. Definitely best to not travel here - Stanique C

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It is very safe to travel here. In this colony, people were against any form of slavery. The Quakers forbid any members from owning slaves.- Stanique C

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In the 1750s, New Jersey continued to change to more strict laws to discourage slave revolts. An act was passed to put a curfew in place and to stop large groups from meeting. Another act was passed in 1754, that rude or disorderly behavior would result in 30 lashes of the whip.

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In 1650 there were indentured servants black and white or native american . If they run away together the whites were given more years to serve but blacks were branded or worse

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Virginia, had a more complex history with slavery compared to some other Southern colonies. It both participated in slavery and played a significant role in the development of the institution in the United States.

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During its history, New Hampshire had a lower incidence of slavery and a reduced dependence on enslaved labor compared to many other American colonies. This resulted in a smaller enslaved population and a lesser reliance on the institution of slavery within the state.

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In 1650 there was Slavery in NEw York. However there was also a good amount of freed people. At the time this colony was ruled by the Dutch, when it became a British colony freed people were treated much worse.