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slaves on plantations were considered chattel property. slaves who worked on the plantations were considered items of the property
Slaves on plantations were considered to be chattel property.
Chattel is defined personal possessions, rather than land property. Both cattle and slaves were called chattel. A chattel slave is a person who was enslaved and whose descendants would also automatically be enslaved. They were treated just like any type of property and could be bought and sold.