Question

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how much were creole slaves worth?
¿cuánto valían los esclavos criollos?
○ valued more than a horse
valorado más que un caballo
○ 2xs more than american slaves
2xs más que esclavos americanos
○ 3xs more valuable than other slaves
3xs más valor que otros esclavos
○ valued same as a house
valorado igual que una casa

Explanation:

Creole slaves (enslaved people born in the Americas, familiar with local language, customs, and labor systems) were more valuable than enslaved people brought directly from Africa. Historical records show they were typically valued at twice the price of enslaved people newly imported from Africa (referred to here as "American slaves" likely in error, intended to mean African-born enslaved people in the Americas).

Answer:

2xs más que los esclavos americanos / 2xs more than American slaves