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What was the status of slavery during the renaissance?
During the Renaissance period, slavery was widespread in Europe, but it was slowly declining as serfdom became more common. Slavery still existed in some regions, particularly in overseas colonies where European powers used enslaved people for labor. The Renaissance saw both the continuation of the slave trade and increasing debates about the morality of slavery.
What man was not an abolitionist during the slave period?
That would be Roger B. Taney.
What are some common slave last names that were frequently used during the period of slavery in the United States?
Some common slave last names used during the period of slavery in the United States were Johnson, Jackson, Smith, Brown, and Williams.
Was africans the only slaves?
Actually there were Irish and oddly spanish slave during this time period
Who is Spartacus and what did he do?
Spartacus was one of the three leaders of the Third Servile (slave) War, one of the slave rebellions which occurred during the period of the Roman Republic.
When was the Temple of Dendera made?
It was made in 125BC to 65BC during the Ptolemaic period with additions built during the Roman period (after 30BC). This is a late period temple which means it was built using slave labour.
How did the Harlem renaissance affect Americans?
Harlem renaissance affect America history through the slave issues
Did slaves have tattoos during the historical period?
Yes, some slaves did have tattoos during the historical period. Tattoos were used as a form of identification or branding by slave owners to mark their property.
What was a large African state that developed in Western Africa during the period of the Atlantic Slave Trade?
Asante
How many people did Spartacus kill during the slave rebellion?
All of them...
Which people were enslaved during the Atlantic slave trade?
African Americans
Where was the second largest slave market in the Deep South located?
The second largest slave market in the Deep South was located in Savannah, Georgia. It was a significant hub for the buying and selling of enslaved people and played a crucial role in the economy of the region during the antebellum period.
