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The slave is considered chattel - property - to be bought and sold in perpetuity like livestock. Once an individual becomes a chattel slave they are considered chattel for life. Not all forms of forced labor doom a person to slavery until the day they die. Many of them are only for a fixed period of time or until a fixed debt has been redeemed. Children born to chattel slaves are considered the property of the "owner" of the chattel slave just like a calf is the property of the owner of the cow. No other form of forced labor passes that status/lifetime-obligation down to the children.
On plantations in southern colonies
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They needed workers for their plantations.
There was chattel slavery existing in the United States of America during the colonial times, slavery was around in our country from about 1619 to 1789.
Chattel slave is known as slave traditional slave. This is where slaves are treated as chattel.
Some Southern colonies called negro chattel slavery by the name "peculiar institution".
A chattel is any tangible, movable property, or a slave.
People do not like to be treated like chattel.
A chattel slave is a person who is treated as property and bought and sold as if they were an object or commodity. Chattel slavery is a system where individuals are considered personal property with no rights or freedoms.
Chattel is personal property. Its opposite is real property.
Asian women are not chattel, although they appear to be to some people. If you want to help out an Asian woman or even have her as a maid then that's one thing, but to buy her. Forget it!
The answer for an antonym of Chattel is House, Business, and Bones. I hope this answer helped!
The word "chattel" means any item of property other than freehold land. Thus in terms of slavery, slaves are the chattel of the slave owner.
Chattel? I think we live in different countries It can be personal property or communal property or corporate property I think my definition of property and your use of chattel are the same?
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