Question

enslaved people who were house workers often
took care of children.
. repaired buildings.
worked as mechanics.
cleared the land.

Explanation:

House workers among enslaved people performed domestic tasks within enslavers' households. Tasks like repairing buildings, working as mechanics, and clearing land were typical of enslaved laborers assigned to field work or skilled trade labor outside the home, while child care was a common domestic household duty.

Answer:

took care of children.