Question

which of the following were not common ways of resisting enslavement? check all of the boxes that apply. working slowly sharing work planning armed rebellions and revolts against slaveholders working quickly learning to read done

Explanation:

Working slowly was a passive way to resist by reducing productivity. Sharing work could help enslaved people support each other and subtly resist exploitative demands. Planned armed rebellions were a direct, active form of resistance. Learning to read was resistance as it empowered enslaved people with knowledge and access to information forbidden by enslavers. Working quickly aligned with the enslavers' goals of maximizing production, so it was not a form of resistance.

Answer:

Working quickly