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Slavery is the
ownership of a
person as property,
especially in
regards to
their labour.
Slavery typically involves compulsory work with the slave's location...
- The
legal institution of
human chattel slavery,
comprising the
enslavement primarily of
Africans and
African Americans, was
prevalent in the
United States...
- movement, is the
movement to end
slavery and
liberate slaves around the world. The
first country to
fully outlaw slavery was
France in 1315, but it was...
- The
history of
slavery spans many cultures, nationalities, and
religions from
ancient times to the
present day. Likewise, its
victims have come from many...
- ****ual
slavery and ****ual
exploitation is an
attachment of any
ownership right over one or more
people with the
intent of
coercing or
otherwise forcing...
- Rushforth,
Brett (2012).
Bonds of Alliance:
Indigenous and
Atlantic Slaveries in New France.
Chapel Hill, NC:
University of
North Carolina Press. Cooper...
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Slavery has
historically been
widespread in Africa.
Systems of
servitude and
slavery were
common in
parts of
Africa in
ancient times, as they were in much...
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Slavery in
Britain existed before the
Roman occupation and
until the 11th century, when the
Norman conquest of
England resulted in the
gradual merger...
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Slavery in
Europe may
refer to:
Atlantic slave trade (involving Europe)
Slavery in
medieval Europe Slavery in
modern Europe Slavery in circa-WWII Europe...
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Contemporary slavery, also
sometimes known as
modern slavery or neo-
slavery,
refers to
institutional slavery that
continues to
occur in present-day society...