How did slavery effect Chesapeake society? O a. Due to the cost of acquiring slaves, it led the region to become one of the most indebted and impoverished areas of the colonies. Ob. Because of increased disease, due to being the least isolated of any region, it led the Chesapeake to have the highest death rate of any region in the Americas. Oc. It led colonists to oppose the rule of Great Britain as they did not want to become slaves as well after seeing what it was like. d. It led to an elaborate hierarchy of degrees of freedom, from the large plantation owners, to small farmers, to servant, tenants, and slaves.

How did slavery effect Chesapeake society? O a. Due to the cost of acquiring slaves, it led the region to become one of the most indebted and impoverished areas of the colonies. Ob. Because of increased disease, due to being the least isolated of any region, it led the Chesapeake to have the highest death rate of any region in the Americas. Oc. It led colonists to oppose the rule of Great Britain as they did not want to become slaves as well after seeing what it was like. d. It led to an elaborate hierarchy of degrees of freedom, from the large plantation owners, to small farmers, to servant, tenants, and slaves.