Where were slaves commonly forced to work in cities and towns in the Middle colonies? With fishermen
In the master's house
In stores
On plantations

In stores

Explanation:.

Some slaves in the New England and Middle colonies worked on farms, but most worked in towns and cities in stores, inns, as artisans, in homes, and as servants Slaves in the north had more opportunities to improve their lives

Slaves were commonly forced to work in stores in town and cities.

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