Enslaved people in the new england colonies were likely to work a. on sizable plantations b. for indentured servants c. under strict slave codes. d. as artisans or dockhands

d.as artisans or dockhands

Explanation:

Slavery in the New England area was entirely different than slavery in the Southern states. One of the primary reasons why this was the situation was the climate of the two regions.

The New England district had a rough soil and long winters, making cultivating very troublesome. While the South had prolific grounds and long developing seasons, enabling them to have a dominant part of their economy dependent on farming.