How did African Americans' slave quarters contribute in helping them build family ties and traditions? (5 points)

a
The huts were built around a shared space with a fire for cooking which allowed many families to be together and share ideas.

b
African American men and boys would build the houses together, and they would share stories and traditions during the construction.

c
African American slave quarters were just one big log home that they all shared which allowed the families to build strong bonds together.

d
The huts were built far away from each other, so many families would visit and stay together for several days at a time and build strong bonds.

1 answer

The correct statement is:

a
The huts were built around a shared space with a fire for cooking which allowed many families to be together and share ideas.

This option highlights how the communal aspect of the slave quarters facilitated interaction and the sharing of traditions among families, contributing to the building of family ties within the African American community during slavery.