THE MAKING OF SLAVES (PART 1)

                                              THE BEGINNING OF SLAVERY
     Slavery and Servitude The years of slavery since ~3500 BC - 1619 - Present Slavery is a practice in which people own other people. this present slaves are those who work under people in the name of employment,  due to the believe that riches comes from more academical professional schooling. and the more they study to get high salary in their job security, the more modern legal  slave they are becoming. let's get to my research on slavery.
     A slave is the property of his or her owner, and works without pay, but modern days, slaves are being paid by their owners, who is called a master or mistress, provides the slave with food, shelter, and clothing. this days they provide for their selves.  Slavery began in prehistoric times and has been practiced ever since. The slavery of ancient times reached its peak in Greece and the Roman Empire. During the Middle Ages, slavery declined. Then, during the 1500's and 1600's, the colonization of the New World by Europeans resulted in a great expansion of slavery. Changing moral attitudes about slavery helped cause its decline during the 1800's.
     The United States abolished slavery in 1865. Today, slavery is illegal in almost every country in the world, said by our Government. But today: in information age, slavery still exists due to poverty and in search for solution people are being trade legally by our Government in the name of academical professional schooling to get high pay salary. Especially in parts of Africa, Asia, and South America. Congress, using powers granted by Article I, Section 9, of the Constitution banned importation of slaves in 1808 but this did not effect those already in the United States nor those yet to be born. The start of slavery probably followed the development of farming about 10,000 years ago.
     Farming gave people an opportunity to put their prisoners of war to work for them. People captured in war continued to be the chief source of slaves in the earliest civilizations. Other slaves were criminals or people who could not pay their debts. The first known slaves formed the lowest class in the civilization developed by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia (now mostly Iraq) about 3500 B.C. Slavery also existed in Assyria, Babylonia, Egypt, Persia, and other ancient societies of the Middle East. In addition, it was practiced in ancient China and India and among the early blacks of Africa and the Indians of America.
     Slavery expanded as commerce and industry increased. This growth of trade created a demand for a disciplined labor force that could produce goods for export. As a result of this demand, ancient slavery reached its fullest development during the great empires of Greece and Rome. Today it has being upgraded in the name of scholastic education. hear my prophesy, if we don't give 70% of our education to entrepreneurship, we will soon end up becoming a pray in the mouth of Lion.
     400 BC Slaves did most of the work in these societies. Many labored in handicraft industries, in mines, or on plantations. Others worked as household servants, and some even became doctors or poets. During the 400's B.C., slaves may have made up a third of the population of Athens. In Rome, slavery became so widespread that even common people owned slaves. like wise to day, the population of poor people consist of legal modern slaves which is employees, people who all must  don't have their own time.
     Most people of the ancient world regarded slavery as a natural condition of life that could befall anyone at any time. which is the believe 90% families in the world today, if you don't have a civil servant in the family you have not started, at least banker, civil engineer etc.
     Few writers or other influential individuals viewed slavery as evil or unjust. The treatment of slaves varied greatly, but almost no slaves could legally marry, have a family, testify in court, or own property. In ancient Greece and the Roman Empire, to day they owns property, but their property is limited as a salary earner, slaves who worked in large gangs in mines or on plantations served long hours and suffered harsh punishment.
     However, many of those who worked as household servants were treated as well as any member of the owner's family. A slave's chief hope was manumission (formal release from slavery by the owner). Most ancient slave holding societies allowed manumission, and many owners guaranteed it in their will as a reward for loyal service. listing , if we ignore and refuse to take advantage of information age truth, we will soon end up becoming a pray in the mouth of Lion. Remember, ignorance is a derivative of the word ignore, by Robert T. Kyosaki. when you refuse and ignore to know what you should know you become ignorant of it. watch out for the next edition.

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