How did the perception of the institution of slavery change in the American colonies? Group of answer choices

Throughout history people were often enslaved due to their faith, while in the colonies slaves could be freed if they converted to Christianity.

Throughout history slaves remained in bondage for life, while in the colonies slaves had many opportunities to improve their status in society.

Throughout history the color of a slave’s skin was often insignificant, while in the colonies race determined slavery.

Throughout history slaves were forbidden to marry a member of the owner’s family, while in the colonies slaves often married white Europeans.