What details of Finch Landing suggest the family owned slaves?

The family's American story begins on this piece of land, and the family home is described in impressive language, which must mean that the plantation was a success. This success can be credited to Simon Finch's efficient management of the slaves that worked the cotton fields, but some acknowledgement must be made of the slaves who did the physical labor.

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answer; i believe the correct answer is ( indirect characterization);