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well first of all they d'ont have proper rights (well the servants do but the slaves d'ont) and there masters d'ont treat them the way they should. And slaves that used too work on plantations in there masters house are just like servants because they do anything there masters want.
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How were enslaved people treated differently from indentured servants?
Indentured servants were poor people from England (sometimes prisoners) whose trip to the colonies was payed for by someone wealthier than them. In return, they had to work for that person for a number of years without pay. Slaves (usually African or of African descent) in the American Colonies, were people who had been taken by slave ship and sold in the Americas. They work their whole lives without pay, and their "owners" can do anything they want with them. Another thing is, the indentured servant's children were born free, as the slaves children were born slaves and looked after until they were old enough to work. In summary, Indentured Servants were treated as workers, Slaves were treated as property.
Was slavery banned in colonial America?
No, it wasn't. In fact, slavery was said to be a "holy thing". on studyisland the answer was indentured servitude
How was a slave different than an indentured servant?
First of all indentured people were NOT Slaves. They were people who signed a contract for 7 years to work off the cost spent for them to come to the colonies ( actually there are indentured servants still today). A slave was a human who was bought and sold. They had no say in their life, they were in chains, they had their identity taken from them, they were not free to leave or decide any thing about how they spent their life. The indentured servant was a free white who did decide how to live their life.
How did slave owners pay for their slaves Was it money or some thing else?
Usually buying at slave auctions. Or breeding their own.
What do uncle tom nat turner an Marcus garvey have in common?
they have that war thing in common
How were enslaved people treated differently from indentured servants?
Indentured servants were poor people from England (sometimes prisoners) whose trip to the colonies was payed for by someone wealthier than them. In return, they had to work for that person for a number of years without pay. Slaves (usually African or of African descent) in the American Colonies, were people who had been taken by slave ship and sold in the Americas. They work their whole lives without pay, and their "owners" can do anything they want with them. Another thing is, the indentured servant's children were born free, as the slaves children were born slaves and looked after until they were old enough to work. In summary, Indentured Servants were treated as workers, Slaves were treated as property.
Can a corporation prevent an employee from leaving and working for a competator?
(in the US) There is no such thing as an "indentured servant." The person's current employer may have a contract with the employee that says that he may not reveal trade secrets or steal customers, etc, etc, but there is no absolute right of business to restrict the free will (or employment) of any citizen.
Why did slave owners consider slave education such a dangerous thing?
because they were stupid
Who started this slave thing?
in the thouseones
What is the Santa thing in charlie the unicorn supposed to be?
This thing is supposed to be the banana king's servant. His name is Frogus
What are the servant jobs?
servant jobs are i dont want to tell you but they scrub toilets,clean carpets,take out the bins and they will do any thing to get paid.
Are slaves a good thing or bad thing?
Bad thing. what kind of question is that!? Of course its a bad thing! what kind of slaves? slave to fashion? slave to freedom? slave to democracy? sex slave? its a great thing if you are the master, not so great if you're the slave.
Is the words slave and act proper nouns?
No, the word 'slave' is a common noun, a word for any slave anywhere.The word 'act' is a common noun, a word for any act of any kind.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:'Dave the Slave', influential nineteenth century potter whose pieces are highly prized today.Act Drive, Iowa City, IASlave Lake, Alberta, CanadaAct Tower, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, JapanThe Fugitive Slave Act, 1850
What was the most important thing in the slave trade?
slaves were the most important things in the slave trade
What is the difference between slave and slavery?
Nothing. They are the same thing. A slave is the person. Slavery is the condition.
Is slave a common noun?
Yes, the word slave is a common noun, a word for any slave.A proper noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Frederick Douglas or Aesop, famous for his fables.Slave Lake, AB, CanadaSlave Hill, Haddenham, United Kingdom'Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers Project, 1936-1938' by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA)
Was slavery banned in colonial America?
No, it wasn't. In fact, slavery was said to be a "holy thing". on studyisland the answer was indentured servitude
