Slavery

Economic incentives for warlords and tribes to engage in the slave trade promoted an atmosphere of lawlessness and violence.

The long-term economic exploitation of millions of black slaves was to have a profound effect on the New World's history. Most fundamentally, it produced deep social divides between the rich white and poor black communities, the consequences of which still haunt American societies now, many years after emancipation.

Yes in some ways it still is slavery going on now.

Moises

well no no one is fucing racist 2 black ppl like me

Europeans, (Portugese, Spanish, French, Dutch and English) sailed south along the West African coast, to places like Sierra, Leone, or Nigeria.

In these places , they came into contact with the local kings and tribal chiefs.

These local kings and tribal chiefs had alrerady enslaved black African people. The Europeans just purchased these slaves and shipped them to the Americas. Hence the large proportion of black Americans.

NB Historically, there has never been a culture of slavery in Europe. The Slave Trade was just businessmen making a profit.

NNB Great Britain passed the Abolition of Slavery Act in 1833, thirty years before the American Civil War. The Abolition of Slavery Act was an attempt on the British parliament to stop the slave trade.

Nathaniel Gorham was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention and a key figure in the early days of the American Republic. His views on slavery and voting reflected the complex and often contradictory attitudes of his time.

Slavery: Gorham, like many of his contemporaries, was ambivalent about slavery. He was a Northern delegate from Massachusetts, where slavery was less entrenched than in the Southern states. During the Constitutional Convention, Gorham supported the continuation of the institution of slavery, reflecting the broader compromises made to secure the unity of the new nation. For example, he supported the Three-Fifths Compromise, which counted enslaved people as three-fifths of a person for purposes of taxation and representation.

Voting: Gorham's views on voting were influenced by the political and social context of the time. He was involved in the debates over the structure of the new government, including issues related to representation and the role of the electorate. The early voting rights were limited, and property requirements often restricted who could vote. Gorham's focus was more on creating a stable framework for governance rather than on expanding democratic participation.

Overall, Gorham’s views on these issues were shaped by the prevailing norms and compromises of the era, reflecting a complex interplay between his personal beliefs and the political realities READ MORE : tinyurl .com/nhe5sm3y

Charles Darwin encountered slavery during his voyage on the HMS Beagle. He witnessed it firsthand in South America, particularly in regions like Brazil and Argentina. This experience influenced his views on social hierarchies and the impact of human behavior on the natural world.

There is no evidence to support the idea that humans are enslaved by aliens. This concept is typically found in science fiction and conspiracy theories, rather than reality.

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Regardless of the season or the time of night, the "drinkin' gourd" always

appears in the northern sky, which was the direction in which freedom lay

for most of the fugitive slaves.

A barracoon is a type of enclosure or building used to confine slaves before they were sold. It was commonly found in slave trading areas in West Africa and the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade.

Being captured and removed from his family and homeland into a world of involuntary servitude as a teenager had to be frightening to say the least. He was physically and verbally abused from the beginning, did not understand the language or customs, and never knew when he would be the recipient of his masters wrath. It was portrayed that he was raised in an atmosphere of respect and dignity then thrust into a world where he was regarded and treated as worthless animal whose only purpose was to serve his tormentors.

on the zong ship 100 odd slaves were thrown overboard due to the fact of them being ill Luke Collingwood who was the captain at the time didn't want his crew and the remaining slaves to get ill

Androcles

Who's they? White people? Or black people? White people actually didn't catch any slaves. Lots of people are misinformed and they think white people just showed up on boats and rounded up a bunch of tribal Africans by pointing guns at them and forcing them onto their boats. What ACTUALLY happened is African tribes and kingdoms were constantly at war with each other, and sometimes they captured each other to sell each other as slaves. Black people sold slaves to other black people and to Arabs for many hundreds of years before America was colonized by Europeans. When the white people who owned plantations wanted to save money by using slaves, they went to Africa to buy them because that's where there were lots of slaves for sale to anyone who would pay for them. Black people captured other black people in wars and then sold them to white people.

Actually, Africans were already living in the United States along with many other nationalities. If you read "Before The Mayflower," by Lerone Bennett Jr., you'll learn that the white plantation owners tried to enslave whites, but they escaped and there was no way to identify them. Next, they began enslaving Native Americans. However, the Native American slaves were getting sick because the conditions were too harsh. It was only then that the plantation owners began enslaving Africans, known as Moors at the time. When they traveled to Africa, the African leaders had no idea that their form of servitude would turn into 300 years of the worst form of slavery known to humankind. It had not been practiced that way in Africa. After wars, captured prisoners became servants for a period of time. African chiefs did not know the slaves they released to the free world would be packed liked sardines on a ship and forced to lie in their own excrement. They didn't know they would be beaten with a cat of nine tails, castrated and treated worst than animals. However, after a point, they attempted to stop selling the slaves. The slave ship owners dispatched catchers who stole human beings. Many of those slave ships were owned by the Barclay brothers, whose descendents now own banks (funded by the blood, sweat and tears of African captors). Europe then proceeded to carve up Africa, pillage and colonize it. (This answer is by Denise Crittendon, not the answer above.)

Male slaves often had limited access to personal hygiene resources and had to make do with whatever was available. They would typically clean themselves by using water, rags, or scraps of clothing to wash their bodies and clothes. In some cases, they may have also used natural materials such as leaves or clay.

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The English word eunuch is from the Greek eune ("bed") and ekhein ("to keep"), effectively "bed keeper." Servants or slaves were usually castrated in order to make them safer servants of a royal court where physical access to the ruler could wield great influence – seemingly lowly domestic functions such as making the ruler's bed, bathing him, cutting his hair, carrying him in his litter or even relaying messages, giving him "the ruler's ear" could impart de facto power on the formally humble but trusted servant, as reflected in the humble origins and etymology of many high offices (e.g. chancellor started out as a servant guarding the entrance to an official's study). Eunuchs supposedly did not generally have loyalties to the military, the aristocracy, or to a family of their own (having neither offspring nor in-laws, at the very least), and were thus seen as more trustworthy and less interested in establishing a private 'dynasty'. Because their condition usually lowered their social status, they could also be easily replaced or killed without repercussion. In cultures that had both harems and eunuchs, eunuchs were sometimes used as harem servants (compare the female odalisque) or seraglio guards.rect My source is Wikipedia

Disease spread rapidly in slave ships due to overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. Poor ventilation, lack of clean water, and limited access to medical care contributed to the rapid transmission of infectious diseases among slaves who were already weakened by malnutrition and physical abuse.

Disease spread rapidly on slave ships due to overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, poor ventilation, lack of clean water, and inadequate food. The close quarters allowed for diseases like dysentery, smallpox, and tuberculosis to easily transmit among the enslaved individuals, leading to high mortality rates during the Middle Passage.

A slave cycle is a synchronized data transfer process between a master device and a slave device in a computer system. It involves the master device initiating communication with the slave device to exchange data or commands in a predefined sequence. This cycle allows for the orderly and efficient transfer of information between devices.

There is no anatomical structure known as "slavery glands." It seems there might be a confusion or miscommunication in the question. If you have a different term or concept in mind, please provide more details.