What did most enslaved people in antebellum Louisiana do? They were laborers on large plantations. They were farmhands on small farms. They were servants in city households. They were skilled workers in small shops.

They were laborers on large plantations

Explanation:

Out of around 350,000 slaves that exist in Antebellum, around 332,000 of them worked as laborers for large plantations. They were divided based on Gender. The jobs that require strength tend to be given to the Male slaves while the jobs that require care and high attention to details tend to be given to the Female slaves.

Despite this hardship, anthropologists found that the slaves still developed a strong sense of community among themselves. There were several records that proofed that they often eat, dance, sing, and tell stories together when the plantation owners were not present.

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