Question 4 (1 point) In Bound to the Fire, it is noted that while slave quarters and cabins were demolished, Colonial Williamsburg will rent out its _-_ for higher prices than other rooms, suggesting it is a more "authentic" plantation experience. Living rooms Sitting rooms Bedrooms Kitchens Dining rooms

1. The question notes that in Bound to the Fire, slave quarters and cabins were demolished. This means that the spaces originally designed for the enslaved were removed. 2. However, Colonial Williamsburg still rents out one kind of room for higher prices. The context suggests that this particular room is marketed as providing a “more authentic” plantation experience. 3. Out of the given options—Living rooms, Sitting rooms, Bedrooms, Kitchens, Dining rooms—the room most directly tied with daily plantation life and the labor of enslaved people is the kitchen. 4. Plantation kitchens were central to the functioning of such estates and are one of the few remaining spaces that reflect the work and environment of the enslaved. By renting out its kitchens at higher prices, Colonial Williamsburg is, perhaps inadvertently, highlighting what it regards as a more “authentic” connection to plantation life, despite the deliberate demolition of actual slave quarters. 5. Thus, the correct answer is: Kitchens