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In the moment of being treated less than human, which both black people and Jewish people had to endure, there is no "worse".
It is all pain and suffering and you cannot and should not say or compare, especially for petty reasons. It only tells the other group, in a subtle way, "your pain wasn't that bad", which is ridiculous and disrespectful to do because both suffered atrocities, and suffering is never something that isn't that bad.
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∙ 13y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoIt doesn't matter. They both were treated like no one should be treated
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Did Moses free Black slaves?
No, the 16th amendment (not emancipation proclamation) freed black slaves, atleast in America. Moses freed the Jews from the Egyptians. Although the Jews were slaves.
What African nations were de-populated?
Jews dominated the slave trading industry http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-atrocities-slaves-jews-and-the-black-holocaust.html
How were the slaves killed compared to the Jews?
the Jews were slaves. Otherwise slaves have existed in amost every society.
Where were slaves treated worst?
No.
Who treated the slaves the worst?
America
Are black Jews similar to white Jews?
they are both jewish but black jews are black and white jews are white.
What did the Jews eat in Egypt as slaves?
the slaves built the pyramids and the palaces where the pharos lived.
Was the first slave black?
Yes. All the slaves were black people from Africa.
Who treated the Jews the worst?
there is no way to measure that.
Black slaves who served as overseers of other slaves were known as what?
Black slaves who served as overseers of other slaves were known as "black overseers" or "slave drivers."
When the Pharaoh took control in Egypt the Jews became...?
The Jews became slaves.
Slaves were called black gold. why would slaves be referred to as black gold?
Slaves were referred to as black gold because they were seen as valuable, like the precious metal, due to their economic importance and profitability to slave owners in the transatlantic slave trade. The term highlights the dehumanization and commodification of enslaved individuals for economic gain.
