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What is the law of nature?
The law of nature is a system of law that was determined by nature. It is mostly to analyze the personal and social behavior of human nature. The law of nature is also known as natural law.
What is laws of nature?
The law of nature is a system of law that was determined by nature. It is mostly to analyze the personal and social behavior of human nature. The law of nature is also known as natural law.
Who wrote the 'gulamgiri' granth?
Mahatma Jotiba Phule wrote Gulamgiri. The English translation of the title would be "Slavery."
what is the natural law?
The law of nature is a system of law that was determined by nature. It is mostly to analyze the personal and social behavior of human nature. The law of nature is also known as natural law.
What were achievements of the Abbasid?
-modernized the banking system, began the use of checks-developments in trade
Can you compare and contrast the caste system to other systems of social inequality devised by early and classical civilizations including slavery of the period 8000B.C.E - 600C.E?
I have the same question. But I'm resourceful. https://apworld.wikispaces.com/page/code/Compare+the+caste+system+to+other+systems+of+social+inequality+devised+by+early+and+classical+civilizations,+including+slavery
What were achievements of the Abbasid period?
-modernized the banking system, began the use of checks-developments in trade
What are three arguments against slavery?
Moral argument: Slavery violates basic human rights and dignity by treating individuals as property, denying them autonomy and freedom. Economic argument: Slavery is inefficient and hinders economic progress by suppressing innovation and entrepreneurship. Social argument: Slavery perpetuates social inequality and division by creating a system based on domination and exploitation of certain groups.
What statement most accurately defines the institution of slavery in America?
study island answer a system of enslavement involving political, social, and economic life
Why Indians did not work out slaves?
The caste system in India historically dictated social and occupational roles, which limited the need for a system of slavery. Instead of slavery, various forms of labor relations existed, such as servitude and indentured labor. Economic and cultural factors also contributed to the lack of widespread slavery in India.
What are the 4 systems of stratification?
Slavery: The most extreme form of social stratification, based on the legal ownership of people. Caste: form of social stratification in which status is determined by ones family history and background and cannot be changed. Social Class: A system of stratification based on access to resources such as wealth, property, power and prestige
What are Schaefer's four major systems of social stratification?
I am sure I can honestly I know where this question is coming from..... :) Schaefer's four social stratifications are -Slavery -Castes -Estates -Social Classes
