The number one difference between slavery in America and slavery in ancient Rome was its foundation. American slavery was based on race or skin color. Roman slavery was based on birth. The ancients had no sense of racism. (They did have prejudices against foreigners, but this was based on nationality, not race.) In America, few slaves were freed in comparison to their numbers, while in Rome hundreds of slaves were freed annually. The freed slaves in Rome, although owing a limited service to their former masters, were free to climb the social ladder and many of them did, becoming businessmen, craftsmen, or government officials. In America it was much more difficult, as race and lack of education worked against the freed slave. The ancient slaves always had the hope of freedom, either from their owners or by buying their freedom. An American slave did not have this advantage.
Cultural differences. Disagreement over slavery and economics. Religious differences.
Cultural differences. Disagreement over slavery and economics. Religious differences.
the north banned slavery while the south allowed it
That if they had kids they kids had to be slaves. To because they was already treating each other as slaves. They were getting treated well.
Slavery was common in the ancient world
No slavery was used in ancient cultures. It was started in America in 1719.
trade and slavery. also religion
Cultural differences. Disagreement over slavery and economics. Religious differences.
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the north didnt want slavery, but the south did. this led to the worst and bloodiest war in the history of America
One of the obvious differences between the North and the South during the U.S. Civil War was that the North was anti-slavery and the South was pro-slavery.
There are no records of any Hebrew music before slavery in Egypt.
the benefits
No, slavery was legal in ancient Greece.
Cultural differences. Disagreement over slavery and economics. Religious differences.
Farmers.
Religious differences,Cultural differences,Disagreement over slavery and economics