Why did slaves learn to read if it was outlawed by slave codes? a. it was eventually made legal by later laws. b. slaves taught other slaves to read in their free time. c. christian owners wanted their slaves to read the bible. d. they learned on their own without their owners' .

The correct option is C

Slavery in the United States refers to the legal institution that existed in the United States during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It is estimated that, approximately, in the United States there were one million three hundred thousand black slaves in the middle of the second decade of the nineteenth century, out of a total of eight and a half million inhabitants. Only about two hundred thousand blacks were free. Slaves were treated as merchandise, as objects that could be bought and sold, therefore they lack rights. Little by little and thanks to the development of cotton cultivation, the South of the USA was populated by slaves who worked the land, most of the owners of the plantations were Christian and in some cases taught to read the slaves so they can read the Bible.

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