Debt peonage in the post-Civil War South involved a system where laborers, primarily African Americans, were bound to work for landowners in exchange for loans or advances on wages. This arrangement often trapped workers in a cycle of debt, as they were charged exorbitant interest rates and faced deductions for supplies and living costs. Consequently, many were unable to escape their obligations, effectively perpetuating a form of involuntary servitude that undermined their economic freedom and rights. Debt peonage became a means for landowners to maintain control over labor and circumvent the freedoms granted to former slaves.
The Chinese civilisation was the first to have a civil service where joining it was open to anyone who could pass the entrance examination. As such it was the first modern civil service system.
The Tang Dynasty retained and refined the civil service system that the Sui Dynasty had restored.
US Civil War commanders relied on a system of linear tactics to form and maneuver their battlefield forces. The origins of that system were developed in Europe during the 1600's. As time passed changes were made, however, its basics remained and were used by both sides in the US Civil War.
It led to political change
what best decribes the ideology associated with the civil rights movements
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Sharecropping developed after the slavery system had been abolished. In exchange for labor, the worker received a portion of the crop to sell and use as he wished. In reality, it was another form of slavery. The landlord deducted the rent from the portion of the crop due to the laborer, which very often left the worker with a bare subsistence living.
The Chinese civilisation was the first to have a civil service where joining it was open to anyone who could pass the entrance examination. As such it was the first modern civil service system.
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Debt peonage was a system that emerged in the Southern United States after the Civil War, where laborers, often former enslaved people, were forced to work to pay off debts to landowners or employers. This form of exploitation effectively trapped workers in a cycle of debt, as wages were often insufficient to cover their loans and living expenses. It became a means for white landowners to maintain control over Black labor, circumventing the legal end of slavery. The practice was often enforced through coercive means, perpetuating economic and social inequalities.
it has developed into more of a merit-based system for selecting officals
Debt peonage is a system in which individuals are forced to work to pay off a debt, often under conditions that make it nearly impossible to escape the cycle of indebtedness. This practice can lead to exploitation, as workers may be subjected to poor working conditions and minimal pay, effectively trapping them in a state of servitude. It has historical roots in various forms of coerced labor, notably in the United States after the Civil War, where it was used to control and exploit marginalized populations. Debt peonage is now considered a violation of human rights and is illegal in many countries.
Transportation systems were more developed in the North than in the South.
Apexvs. The sewage system in a neighborhood
The Romans developed a system of civil law which became the model for the civil laws of European states ever since the rediscovery of the Corpus Iuris Civilis (Body of Civil law, a compendium which had been commissioned by Justinian I) in a library in Pisa in 1070.
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