Slavery has been a human condition since ancient times (even the bible mentions slaves), it has therefore happened in most countries. Also, contrary to popular opinion slavery was not just practised on African people. The Roman Empire had slaves taken form all races.
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No, the Union wanted to end slavery, that was the reason was for the Civil War. The Confederacy wanted slavery
Slavery started before the United States was a Country.
The civil war was about slavery. the south was for slavery, and the north was against. The south threatened to break off and be its own country. Abe Lincoln was in office at the time, and he was anti- slavery. It was the country fighting amongst itself, and it was devastating. Most destruction occured in the south. The north helped with fixing the south up. The slaves became free, but segregation did happen after. To which particular battler do you refer?
The United States was the first country in the Americas to use slavery. The United States was also one of the last countries to abolish slavery.
child slavery did happen in West Africa (e.g. Olaudah Equiano was 12ish)Now though all slavery is banned
Chile was not the last country to end slavery. In the late 19th century, Brazil was the last country to abolish slavery.
China
No, the Union wanted to end slavery, that was the reason was for the Civil War. The Confederacy wanted slavery
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Yes, unfortunately, slavery still exists today in various forms such as forced labor, human trafficking, and debt bondage. It is estimated that tens of millions of people are currently enslaved worldwide, often subjected to harsh working conditions and exploitation. Efforts are being made by governments, organizations, and individuals to combat and eradicate modern slavery.
Slavery started before the United States was a Country.
Mauritania was the last country to abolish slavery in 1981, although it wasn't criminalized until 2007.
No single country is to blame.
There is no country where slavery has never existed. However, some countries such as Iceland, Finland, and New Zealand have not had a history of widespread chattel slavery.
Slavery still exists today primarily due to factors such as poverty, lack of education, political instability, and corruption. Traffickers take advantage of vulnerable populations, often through deception or coercion, to exploit them for forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. Additionally, weak law enforcement and inadequate protection mechanisms in certain regions contribute to the persistence of modern slavery.