Why did many plantation owners not want to educate their slaves? because an uneducated slave could more easily work machines because an educated slave would be more difficult to control because an uneducated slave would not be able to take of the plantation because an educated slave was more likely to find jobs off the farm

because an educated slave would be more difficult to control.

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The main reason why plantation owners did not want to educate their slaves was because they believed that an educated slave would be more difficult to control. If a slave was educated, he would be able to read. Reading usually exposes people to new ideas. It leads them to question rules, society, other people and themselves. An educated slave would most likely become more unhappy with his situation and would believe that change was necessary. This could lead him to become more rebellious.

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