- to
their labour.
Slavery typically involves compulsory work, with the
slave's location of work and
residence dictated by the
party that
holds them in...
-
Atlantic slave trade or
transatlantic slave trade involved the
transportation by
slave traders of
enslaved African people to the Americas.
European slave ships...
- gave
slave states disproportionate political power,
while the
Fugitive Slave Clause (Article IV,
Section 2,
Clause 3)
provided that, if a
slave escaped...
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slave called Esther; in time
Esther had five children, all of whom
slaved for Doll's family. Effectively, Old Doll's
family were
slave-owning
slaves....
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Slave or
slave in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
slave is an
individual held in
forced servitude.
Slave or
slaves may also
refer to:
Slave I, a...
- Master–
slave or master/
slave may
refer to: Master–
slave (technology),
relationship between devices in
which one
controls the
other Master–
slave dialectic...
-
Slave is the self-titled
debut studio album by the
American R&B/funk band
Slave. It was
released in 1977
through Cotillion Records.
Recording sessions...
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medieval world. When the trans-Saharan
slave trade, Red Sea
slave trade,
Indian Ocean slave trade and
Atlantic slave trade (which
started in the 16th century)...
-
exist in
English law. In 1807, the
slave trade was made
illegal throughout the
British Empire,
though existing slaves in
British colonies were not liberated...
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ethnicities and
religious groups. The social, economic, and
legal positions of
slaves have
differed vastly in
different systems of
slavery in
different times...
