Effects and Efforts of Slavery

Introduction

Historically, slavery system covers the perspective of humans being legally bought and sold as a property. for Any type of work ordered by their owner. Salves were not permitted to escape and do not have any personal choice or opinion regarding the work allotted to them. It was regarded as a pervasive feature of the nineteenth century southern culture.

Effects of Slavery

There are no significant effects on slavery in the shorter time span because it had greater influences on societies in the long run. Scholars find that trade of slaves has a significant impact upon the economic growth cycle of the country. It ultimately undermines the local economies due to production of slave goods in the market. The political stability was also disturbed in the long run with the shipment of labors to overseas would result in the secular wars and anti-slave movements. Trading of slaves encouraged the formation of larger ethnic group which caused ethnic fractionalization. This fractionalization disturbs the political formation and state governance which carries higher influence on the economic development. Increase in slavery is directly proportional to the social stratification and is the major cause for the political violence. With the increase in trading of slaves, conflict increased within communities because of the general environment and uncertainty at that time. Social environment was badly impacted through migration of slaves. Social crimes such as theft and kidnapping became a regular part at the time and continue to live forever and even today in those communities. On the contrary, European communities play a pivotal role in promoting the political instability since; they were involved in salve trade on a larger scale. Europeans intervene into the political process, in order to promote the internal conflicts which resulted in instability. Furthermore, aesthetic impacts were also part of this ...