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    II. THE ROMAN ATTITUDES TOWARDS SLAVERY One of the questions that has to be asked is how did Rome become multicultural? This question can be answered several ways but for our interest as well as for the most part‚ it became multicultural through the system of slavery. Slaves were brought to Italy from the south and east of the Mediterranean after the conquest and plunder of the Roman campaigns. The slaves encompassed importantly also other Europeans‚ in particular from Gaul‚ Spain and later on

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    Slavery impacted the United States overwhelmingly politically and socially‚ from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War. The most significant effect was to riven American political culture into two progressively opposing parties until the transformations exploded into a Civil War. As a contributory cause to the Mexican American War‚ and ultimately to the Civil War‚ slavery would be impacting federal policies in Westward expansion. Much of the industrial development (structure of factories to

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    Assess the strategies used by enslaved persons to survive the system of slavery. Slavery in the 15th‚ 16th‚ 17th and 18th centuries was a system of chattel whereby Africans were sold‚ bought and owned‚ mostly by white planters in order to service their needs and demands. Such needs and demands took the form of field or domestic labour on the plantations. The life of an enslaved was not easy nor wanted by these unfortunate African people. They were forced to live in barracoons‚ a place that‚ according

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    Ended Slavery The United States civil war began in April 1861 pitting the Northern states (Union States) against the Confederacy States (Southern States). The main duel was fueled primarily by differences between the two parties on the idea of slavery and secondarily on trade‚ tariffs‚ and states rights. Therefore‚ in fighting‚ the first aim was first to stop secession of the southern states in order to preserve the union. This however evolved into a war to end slavery and free the enslaved. For

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    Slavery and colonization had had the most significant impact on Africa‚ and certainly have something to do with its today’s struggles. Slavery is an involuntary human servitude and it requires slaves to do domestic or field labor‚ serve as wives or concubines. It goes back to the prehistoric period of Africa‚ but it was later amplified by the European expansions in the 15th century. The impact of the European slavery was remarkable. "During slavery many of the able-bodied

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    drafting a new constitution from 1787 to 1800. This later became the American Constitution‚ a complete revision of the power of the government‚ representation of states‚ interstate commerce and foreign trade‚ and issues revolving around slavery. Although slavery isn’t directly stated into the newly drafted constitution‚ African American and American Indian slaves influenced the drafting of the constitution through compromise between the Northern and Southern states on issues relating to politics

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    were conquered or put to slavery? In our early history‚ no one asks the question‚ what about the suffering of our earliest ancestors. Those that suffered‚ were victimized or put into slavery?. The early American explorers and settlers who were here; like the Spanish‚ English or the French victimized the people for their own profit. People like Montezuma‚ Pocahontas and . Our violating and mistreatment of these early Americans. History shows a dark side of society where slavery was prevalent‚ where

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    The colonialism affected Kenya in both positive and negative ways . It had effects on the land ‚ the people ‚ the economy and much more. According to document one ‚ the changes occurred not long after the Europeans gained their power. The Europeans were able to regulate immigration & basically do as they please . While Kenyans were thrown on the back board . Due to the power of the Europeans ‚ ethnic and racial groups were split up and spread all across Africa. In addition being split up the land

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    when imperialism and slavery came in‚ that it had all gone away. Imperialism and slavery tore africa apart. Africa had gotten taken over by a majority of Europe‚ and other places. They had the “Berlin Conference” which had also affected Africa. This is how the Berlin Conference‚ slavery‚ imperialism had affected Africa in many ways. Slavery was a big problem in Africa‚ because of the “European slave trade.” Merchants had before sold gold‚ but were now selling slaves. Slavery would even happen by

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    an extremely difficult task. How do you govern a person who wants to govern themselves? Government is necessary‚ after all‚ for the war had left the colonies in extreme debt‚ requiring taxation that their makeshift government didn’t have the power to administer‚ leaving taxes in the hands of each state individually. Since states would often excuse taxes‚ the economy grew stagnant‚ threatening to completely destroy this young nation. As such‚ the

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