Answer:
The term referring to slaves who carried out domestic work is: HOUSE SLAVES.
Explanation:
House slaves, or domestic slaves, were those Africans who usually carried out all the duties related to the house, such as preparing meals, making beds, and tending to the children of plantation owners. This type of slaves would live in the same house as the slave-owner.
On plantation days, there were two types of labor for slaves - they might be:
- House servants: usually Creoles (American born Africans) or Old Africans (those who were born in Africa but who had spent much time in America)
- Field hands: the vast majority of enslaved Africans. Their work included tasks related to tobacco, rice, sugar or cotton plantations.
