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Any age. Some people were born into slavery and lived their entire lives as slaves.
Drug slaves/ Drug Trafficking Sex slaves Human Trafficking Child slaves Debt slaves Cheap labour
slaves couldn't get married buy houses or get jobs
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Slaves did not have any rights. Slaves are seen as the property of their owners, so the only rights slaves had were the ones given to them by their owners.
Any age. Some people were born into slavery and lived their entire lives as slaves.
Some were slaves and some lived normal lives and went to school. :)
slaves had very tough lives little food lack of sleep long hours working some were tourtered but they had the blues which is music that was created when slaves where working most blues songs are sad
Some risk factors that may be controlled to prevent serious illness include hygiene and nutrition. You an be able to prevent many diseases by eating healthy diets and keeping your surroundings clean.
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The biotic factors of an ecosystem are the living factors - anything that lives within the ecosystem. The actual factors vary.
Slaves were the property of their owners, had no rights and could be dealt with as their master pleased. Some were domestic, some farming, some working in the silver mines. Consequently some were treated well, those in the mines had short bitter lives. Female slaves were sexual property. Out of a population of Athens of about 250,000, about 70,000 were slaves.
Yes, there were some piracy dealings and a few misunderstandings that have taken place to cause these situation. Of course greed and jealousy were factors for this as well
In the early days of the American colonies, slaves and indentured servants had no rights worth speaking about. More so with slaves. However, in order to have indentured servants and slaves work to full capacity, these poor people were treated well enough to keep them fed & housed. Some of course were badly mistreated, tortured and killed.
why are controlled experiments sometimes impossible?
No, they weren't even considered citizens.
After freedom, many former slaves sought to improve their lives by seeking education, reuniting with family members, acquiring land or starting businesses, and participating in political and social activism. Some also joined organizations that provided support and resources for their community.