The answer to this question would be best said: It really depended on the slave owner. Often the slave owner would want the money he spend -- plus a little more. Often this took many years for a slave to save since they didn't get paid. Often the money they got was from extra work.. they did after their normal work was done.
With that said: Often slave owners didn't see or feel the need to let a slave buy his or her own freedom and would not let him or her buy their freedom for any amount of money.
The cost of buying freedom as a slave varied greatly depending on the time period, location, individual circumstance, and the slave owner's willingness to sell. In some cases, slaves were able to save money over time or negotiate their freedom through labor or services rendered. Other times, the price was set at a fixed amount based on market conditions or the perceived value of the slave.
Some slaves were able to buy their freedom by saving money from working extra jobs or selling goods they made. Others were able to negotiate with their owners or find sponsors who would pay for their freedom in exchange for future work. Some slaves were granted freedom as a reward for loyal service or as a result of legal action.
A slave could buy their freedom by saving money or receiving funds from others, negotiating with their owner for a price, or using their skills or talents to earn income to purchase their freedom. In some cases, slaves could also seek help from abolitionist organizations or legal avenues to secure their freedom.
Whether the person was considered property
A person in this situation is typically referred to as a slave, a term that describes someone who is being exploited and deprived of their freedom and basic human rights.
Slaves were forced to work without pay, often in harsh and inhumane conditions, performing labor such as farming, mining, construction, and domestic work. They were considered property and had no rights or autonomy over their own labor.
Some slaves were able to buy their freedom by saving money from working extra jobs or selling goods they made. Others were able to negotiate with their owners or find sponsors who would pay for their freedom in exchange for future work. Some slaves were granted freedom as a reward for loyal service or as a result of legal action.
A slave could buy their freedom by saving money or receiving funds from others, negotiating with their owner for a price, or using their skills or talents to earn income to purchase their freedom. In some cases, slaves could also seek help from abolitionist organizations or legal avenues to secure their freedom.
They have to pay a jamillion gold peices to get free from their torture
He believed that a government should pay for itself and remain debt free. His belief in freedom did not extend to slaves.
he doesn't, there slaves.
There were some "Barbarian Slaves", which were usually victims of war, and debt-slaves, who were people who lost their freedom because they could not pay loans.
they gain their freedom by Education. Owners did not want slaves to be educated because education make them slaves, understand newspapers, and be smart. after slaves leaned anyway how to read and write, they began to understand the issues involved with slavery and begain to form movements to force the government enact laws. slaves fought for their freedom through movements, movements, movements.
Slaves didn't earn anything, they where treated as property, and you don't pay your property
Slaves are not paid. They are people who are bought by other people, so they don't have to pay someone to do the work. They are owned property and have no freedom or earn wages for their labor.
Only for slaves was it possible to improve their status in society. Occasionally, a master would pay to set a skilled slave up in business. He would receive a share of the profits in return. Some of these wage earning slaves were able to save up and buy their freedom. However, freed slaves could never become citizens or metics.
About 1,000-2,000
It all really depends on what skills and crafts the slaves had. They would pay more for clever and well developed slaves.