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Which is the best definition of abolition?
Ending the practice of slavery
What is the definition of the word abolition?
The legal act of ending slavery.
What is the definition of pro-slavery?
Pro-slavery refers to beliefs, actions, or policies that support or advocate for the institution of slavery, in which individuals are treated as property and forced to work without pay.
What is the definition of slave state?
Slave state is a state that was FOR slavery back in the day.
What year were the first sign's of slavery?
Slavery has probably existed as long as there have been people, and possibly longer, depending on how generous your definition of "people" is.
What was the New york emancipation Act of 1799?
Definition: An approval to free slaves from slavery.
How much would someone get paid in modern slavery?
Um. Dude, it's slavery. Ya don't get paid. Maybe they feed and shelter you, but that is kind of part of the definition of slavery. Forced servitude with no particular benefit to the enslaved.
What is the definition of camphor in relation to slavery on America?
Camphor is a by product of trees that was ingested by slaves to produce abortion
What the root causes of the Civil War and how did it end up ending slavery?
Slavery ended for a variety of reasons. The War of Northern Aggression which wasn't a civil war by any definition had nothing to do with the ending of slavery. Please see the related link to (Thomas) DiLorenzo on Lincoln.
What is Orlando Patterson's definition of slavery?
Orlando Patterson defines slavery as the permanent, violent domination of natally alienated and generally dishonored persons. He emphasizes how slavery involves total control over the lives and labor of individuals with no legal or social status.
What is the definition of a Abolitionist?
Someone who is againist Slavery and can either be from the North and or the South
What is quasi-slavery?
Quasi-slavery refers to a situation where individuals are subjected to conditions that closely resemble slavery, such as extreme exploitation, lack of freedom, and abusive treatment, but without the formal legal status of slavery. This term is used to describe instances where people are forced to work under oppressive conditions that restrict their rights and freedoms, mirroring aspects of traditional slavery without meeting the legal definition.
