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The slaves worked Sunrise to Sunset. Six days a week with Sundays off. They got holidays such as Christmas, Easter and Whitsun (Whitsun is a holiday 7 weeks after Easter). Enslaved Labors produced cash crops of Tabacco and Wheat, they also had to rebuild the now famous house of Peter Jefferson.

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They sometimes were separated from their family because of work.

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Might have made Tabacco pipes and Game Pieces from nearby red clay. There production consisted in Wood, Cider and Livestock.

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They lived in the Great House and slept in "Negro Beds" in the Kitchen.

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Thomas Jefferson tried to free all the enslaved people as his dying wish but only five of the 130 enslaved people got freed:
Burwell Colbert, Joseph Fossett, John Hemmings, Madison Hemings, and Eston Hemings―and two whose informal emancipation he had recommended―Sally Hemings and Wormley Hughes.

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George Washington started to think about the slaves that work for him after the Revolutionary War. For his dying wish he wanted all the slaves that worked for him to be released, but it didn't do a lot because most of the enslaved people belonged to someone else.

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I think it wasn't fair that enslaved people had to sleep in different beds and these beds were kept in the KITCHEN.

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I know Whitsun is a holiday 7 weeks after easter but I would like to know more such as: why they celebrate it, what do they celebrate, and do they even celebrate anything during Whitsun.

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Why do they use wooden chimneys??? Wouldn't the wood burn if some sparks touch the wood? They need to have brick Chimneys, or inflammable substances.

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I wonder why the enslaved people had to sleep in the kitchen because the Great House was such a big place. Me and Amie feel that it has something to do with the rest of the rooms being in use.

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ignore the beggining when amie said how do we start

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ignore the beggining when amie said how do we start