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Question 11 How were chattel slaves viewed? Usually, they were slaves who had status and power. Most were considered to be members of the owner's family. • As personal property Chattel slaves had the right to inherit land and wealth.

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How were chattel slaves viewed?
Usually, they were slaves who had status and power.
Most were considered to be members of the owner's family.
• As personal property
Chattel slaves had the right to inherit land and wealth.
        
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Question 11
How were chattel slaves viewed?
Usually, they were slaves who had status and power.
Most were considered to be members of the owner's family.
• As personal property
Chattel slaves had the right to inherit land and wealth.

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00:01 So, here the maintenance of slavery in a country that professed a commitment of freedom was often sustained through combination of legal, economic, social and political mechanism.
00:18 Here are some factors that in such context.
00:21 So, first is legal framework.
00:26 So, basically laws were enacted to support.
00:30 Laws defined slaves as property, not individuals with inherent rights.
00:36 Legal systems were structured to protect the interest of slaveholders, making it difficult for enslaved individuals to seek justice or escape.
00:48 Economic interest.
00:51 Economic interest was embedded in the economic system of many societies.
00:55 Plantation owners and other slaveholders benefited economically from the labor provided by the enslaved individual.
01:03 Third is social hierarchies.
01:09 So, social structures were often constructed to reinforce racial hierarchies and justify the subjugation of certain groups.
01:18 Racism and discriminatory ideologies were used to dehumanize enslaved individuals...
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