Enslaved people in the new england colonies were most likely to work
a. on sizable plantations
b. for quakers landowners
c. in coal or mineral mines
d. as artisans or dockhands

The correct answer is D "as artisans or dockhands."

Explanation:

Enslaved people in the New England colonies were most likely to work as artisans or dockhands.

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