Slavery was forced upon captured people, towns, or armies, for the most part, although there have been instances of defeated people allowed to remain free. slavery was also forced upon towns or tribes that rebelled or broke an alliance with Rome.
The Romans enslaved many people of "lesser" background such as thracians. The people were enslaved usually for no reason and were forced to fight in gladiatorial rinks for entertainment.
Jewish people
Yes, they did.
i dot know
No. And not the other way around either. It's a fable.
To conquer with force; to enslave someone or some people.
The tribes or cities which captured them could kill them, enslave them, sell them as slaves, or trade them with the Romans for their own prisoners, or some other deal.
No, these Pilgrams did not enslave the Indians
The noun forms of the verb to enslave are enslaver, enslavement, and the gerund, enslaving.
I will use them to enslave humanity, allowing me to take over the world!
The noun forms of the verb to enslave are enslaver, enslavement, and the gerund, enslaving.
The noun forms for the verb to enslave are enslaver, enslavement, and the gerund, enslaving.
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Hebrews
Jewish people
The antonym of emancipate is "enslave" - meaning to restrict someone's freedom or control their actions.
The synonyms of oppress include suppress, subjugate, and persecute.
Suppress, tyrannize oppress