Enslaved people who were house workers often
a)took care of children.
b)repaired buildings.
c)worked as mechanics.
d)cleared the land.

enslaved people who were house workers often: Took care of children

The enslaved workers that can took part as house workers usually earned the trust of the owners in a certain way. Some of these enslaved people even trusted enough to be given the role as baby sitters that responsible in watching over the children when they are playing and feed them whenever their parents were unavailable.

A) took care of children.

d. it adversely affected american productivity