@project.chai: when i say civilized im talking abt those two examples, the point still stands that american chattel slavery was unique brutal #fyp #tpde

i_d_k633 :

xMrDunh1ll :

learning from tiktok i see

Dixon Hurass :

Slavery in America wasn't any different than anywhere else.

Fernando🇧🇷🦍 :

in Brasil slavery was very worse

Gar :

I guess you don’t know the Caribbean

Marley :

Are there literal bots in this comment section made to disagree?

Raver1970 :

Peter wood VTID :

Where did you get your information from

Kevin Mark :

Jess🏳️‍⚧️ :

being mixed makes me feel so unsafe in this nation currently, i look so deeply into slavery and i love the way you teach others of it

AV SHADOWS :

and your point being?

Tomasz jajko :

☆•°♡Arayahlight♡°•☆ :

Thank you brother💕

Wheremychili :

Thank you my teacher rushed through this chapter

LaShawn Morris :

You such an intelligent man

lowlife :

why is bro comparing slavery like a competition

Ivewho💔 :

The biggest difference was the type of plantation economy. Caribbean sugar plantations were generally more physically demanding and had higher mortality rates than most plantations in the United States. As a result, Caribbean plantations often depended on a continual importation of enslaved Africans, whereas the enslaved population in the United States eventually grew largely through births. Both systems caused immense suffering and had lasting social, economic, and cultural impacts.

daimylive :

I think we view American Slavery the way we do because it is relatively recent and well documented and studied. But yes, Slavery being hereditary and racial made it especially bad, and the abolishment of slavery didn't erase the social and economic structures to maintain the social order (think Jim Crow laws etc), it didn't fade into history, it evolved into modern institutions.