No. I don't think you understand the concept of slavery. A slave is a person who is the property of another person. They are not paid, but are bought and sold. Slavery still exists today and there are about 25 million slaves today. Most are women, boys, and girls who work as sex slaves.
No, slaves did not work for money. Slaves were forced to work without pay and were considered property of their owners. Any compensation they received was determined by their owners and not based on wages or fair labor practices.
As said- in most cases, no. A very few were skilled craftsmen and machinists. They could sometimes perform additional work for someone not their owner, and be paid for it. Some of these slaves worked at the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond VA. But for most slaves, no. .
They were slaves, they worked for food and shelter, not money. They would never get paid the white man took them from their country so the slaves could work for free on the white man's land and farms.
In Spanish colonies, slaves were forced to work on plantations, in mines, and in households. They were subjected to harsh living and working conditions, with little to no rights or freedoms. Slavery was a central part of the colonial economy in Spanish territories.
Landowners used slaves for labor to work in fields and farms, helping to cultivate crops and increase productivity. Slaves were seen as a source of cheap and easily controlled labor, and were used as a means to maximize profits and maintain economic success in agricultural enterprises. Ownership of slaves also provided social status and power within society for landowners.
If you are talking about US slaves, it depended on the owner. Most slaves did NOT receive money. They were given shacks for homes, 1 set of new clothes per year, food and that was about it. However, some owners allowed some of their slaves (especially those with specialized skills such as blacksmith, wheelwright, etc.) to hire themselves out to neighbors for pay once their own personal work for their owner was finished.
Slaves did not receive rewards for their work as they were considered property and not paid for their labor. They were forced to work under harsh conditions without any compensation or benefits.
Slaves are free labour. You don't have to pay them any money to work for you.
Slaves worked hard due to the cruel and inhumane conditions imposed on them by their owners, who demanded labor without regard for their well-being. Additionally, slaves had no choice but to work hard in order to avoid punishment, ensure their survival, and possibly earn privileges.
Slaves were worth a lot of money because they can do a lot of work and many people wanted slaves to work under them, so slave trade increased and as that increased trade with Muslim merchants increased!!! AMAZING!!! If they (slaves) were in Africa, they were lucky because they had a little chance to escape to liberty. They had to work hard or marry a free person to be exposed to liberty!!!
Money and lazyness. People didn't want to do their own work so they would get slaves to do their work for them so they could get the money without even moving there behind from their comfy air chair in their house while the slaves work as hard a physiclly possible.
Slave owners wanted slaves because they were able to make money or profits by the work performed by the slave.
Landowners used slaves for labor to work in fields and farms, helping to cultivate crops and increase productivity. Slaves were seen as a source of cheap and easily controlled labor, and were used as a means to maximize profits and maintain economic success in agricultural enterprises. Ownership of slaves also provided social status and power within society for landowners.
it sucks we work as slaves all day and we have to be like sex slaves.... that´s funny, but really: people work and get paid just like everywhere else
Indentured servants were often used to provide labor in the early colonial period in Rhode Island, especially in activities such as farming and household work. As the colony expanded, the reliance on enslaved Africans also grew, particularly in the agricultural sector. They were used for labor in industries such as shipping, fishing, and the slave trade itself.
a slAVE PLANTAION WAS when slaves come and work
They were slaves, they worked for food and shelter, not money. They would never get paid the white man took them from their country so the slaves could work for free on the white man's land and farms.
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.
the slaves had to work in the cotton fields