concept   slavery
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • modern Western culture (1) • United States (1) • United Kingdom (1) • ancient Rome (1) • Middle East (1) • Mauritania (1) • Africa (1) • Ancient Greece (1) • Europe (1) • Brazil (1) • historical context (1) • Ancient Greek civilization (1) • Ancient Near Eastern culture (1) • Antebellum Southern United States (1) • Colonial America (1) • Haiti (1) • Modern human rights standards (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • modern society (1) • past civilizations (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 slavery modern Western culture Slavery is universally condemned in modern Western culture as a grave violation of human rights. 14
2 slavery United States Slavery was historically practiced in the United States, but has since been universally condemned and abolished, impacting society and the economy. 10
3 slavery United Kingdom Slavery has been historically practiced in the United Kingdom but is now universally condemned as a grave human rights violation. 8
4 slavery ancient Rome Slavery was widespread and integral to the economy in ancient Rome, with slaves serving various roles such as household work, farming, and entertainment. 7
5 slavery Middle East Slavery has been historically prevalent in the Middle East and is still an issue in some regions with minimal legal repercussions and societal acceptance. 6
6 slavery Mauritania Slavery is deeply ingrained in the social and economic fabric of Mauritanian culture, despite abolition efforts. 5
7 slavery Africa Slavery has historically been practiced in Africa and the Middle East, and while it has been abolished, some forms still exist. 4
8 slavery Ancient Greece Slavery was common in ancient Greece, with slaves being used for labor, domestic work, and entertainment. 3
9 slavery Europe Slavery in Europe involved labor practices, participation in the transatlantic slave trade, and eventually abolition movements. 3
10 slavery Brazil Slavery has had a lasting and profound impact on Brazilian society and economy. 2
11 slavery historical context Slavery was a widespread practice in ancient civilizations where individuals were treated as property with limited rights. 2
12 slavery Ancient Greek civilization Slavery was considered an acceptable practice in Ancient Greek civilization. 1
13 slavery Ancient Near Eastern culture Slavery was a common practice in Ancient Near Eastern culture, and slaves had limited rights. 1
14 slavery Antebellum Southern United States Slavery in the Antebellum Southern United States was considered morally and ethically wrong. 1
15 slavery Colonial America Slavery was a widespread and essential practice in the southern colonies of Colonial America, integral to the agricultural economy. 1
16 slavery Haiti Slavery has had a significant impact on the demographics, culture, and economy of Haiti. 1
17 slavery Modern human rights standards Slavery is universally condemned and prohibited under modern human rights standards, considered a grave violation of individual freedom and dignity. 1
18 slavery Saudi Arabia Traditional forms of slavery may still exist in Saudi Arabia, despite efforts to abolish them. 1
19 slavery modern society Slavery is universally condemned and illegal in modern society. 1
20 slavery past civilizations Slavery was widely practiced in past civilizations as a means of labor and social hierarchy. 1