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How were colonists different from each other?
they had different government, laws (slavery), and charters. That's all I know :)
Does each vein have a different job?
yes.... i think...=)
How was American slavery different from slavery in other countries?
it wasnt different
Are most job rejections email or phone?
Each employer is different on how they handle job rejections. If you applied online, you may get an email. If you applied in person, you may get a phone call. It will be different for each person.
What is a technique in which each processor or core works on a different job?
The technique in which each processor or core works on a different job is called superscalar CPU architecture. This technique creates a faster CPU speed through the processor.
What is a sentence with the word each?
Each person has a different job. Each person makes world different.
What were the 2 main kinds of slavery?
The two main kinds of slavery historically were chattel slavery, where enslaved individuals were considered the property of their owners and had no rights, and debt bondage, where individuals were enslaved to work off a debt but still had some limited rights.
How was slavery in Ancient Egypt different from slavery in the US?
they had certain freedoms
How did slavery in west Africa differ from slavery practiced by European settlers?
because it was a different type of slavery.
What were some of Frederick Douglass jobs?
his job was to stop slavery
Was there slavery in ancient Greece?
yes---slaves did the job of the women
How was the inequalities of slavery different from those of caste?
Slavery is typically based on ownership and was legally enforced, while caste is a social hierarchy based on birth and is often ingrained in cultural and religious traditions. Slavery is often associated with forced labor and the buying and selling of people, while caste discrimination can manifest through social exclusion and limited opportunities based on one's social status. Both systems perpetuate inequality and discrimination, but they have different historical roots and social structures.
