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Why did plantation owners of Saint Domingue use cruel and ruthless methods of treatment toward enslaved
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O to push the enslaved to produce more crops
O to render the enslaved powerless as to not revolt
O to provoke fear in the enslaved to repay their cost
O to harden the enslaved and ready them for auction

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