1.Slaves in the Lower South tended to live on large plantations, with up to 50 other slaves, and rarely had contact with whites.2.Slaves in the Lower South, particularly those involved in rice cultivation, were often organized using the task system; when they completed their tasks for the day, they were able to spend their time doing things for themselves and their families.3.Owners in the Chesapeake typically had more contact with their slaves and were more likely than planters in the Lower South to manage their slaves and properties personally.

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