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Is the term slave driver considered offensive when used to describe a tough boss?
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∙ 16y ago
The question is a valid one depending on two things ... I think. Are you exaggerating? and are you joking??? If yes then yeah I'd say it's acceptable. Although to be nicer I'd go with hardnose or buttmuncher.
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∙ 16y ago
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Which term was used to describe someone was no longer a slave?
A slave who had been manumitted or otherwise released was a "freedman."
How would a normal slave owner describe a slave?
As a filthy, barbaric human being who whites were inferior too.
Which colony experienced a slave revolt that resulted in its independence?
The slave revolt in Haiti was considered a success.
What characteristics describe the delegates to the Constitutional Convention?
their vagin hang like slave of wizard
Was Florida a slave state or free state?
When Florida became a state in 1845, it was considered a slave state.
What is the job of a slave driver?
A slave driver was in charge of the slaves. They were the ones who held the whip.
What is boukman in Haiti?
a slave driver
What were the duties of a slave driver?
to relax and have fun
Who supervised slaves?
An overseer or slave driver
What experience does this portion of equiano's slave narrative describe?
The observations of a slave merchant
What do you call for the people who force somebody to do the work?
You call them a slave driver or a slave's master.
What has the author Slave-driver written?
Slave-driver has written: 'How to abolish slavery in America and to prevent a cotton famine in England' -- subject(s): Slavery
What is a person called who drives a car?
car driver driver motorist chauffeur Hoke
What was the child of the slave woman and free man considered?
Slave* APEX**
What was the child of a slave woman and a free man considered?
Slave* APEX**
What was used to describe someone who was no longer a slave?
freedman
Which term was used to describe someone was no longer a slave?
A slave who had been manumitted or otherwise released was a "freedman."
