Gradual abolition of slavery in various states in 1700s

It didn’t catch on until the 1800’s.

Except in the north where it did?

And most of those places still would recognize slave property.

Since before America was formed?

Spain abolished 1811

Sweden 1813, Netherlands 1814

The south were behind man

France 1817

No.

Yes

Unless rags is making shit up

Which he isnt really known to

Spain’s and France’s colonies continued to practice slavery into the 1870’s and 1880’s with Spain’s colonies being some of the last in the Caribbean to ban slavery.

Colonies lmao

Because some of those colonies like Cuba refused to obey the law

@Little Boots you are wrong. First country to abolish slavery was Portugal in 1761

The British were the first to ban it in all of their colonies in 1833.

Except Brazil, a colony of Portugal, continued to practice slavery into the 1880’s.

That includes Brazil

America banned it in 1775 but the south voted it back

How marginalized

It wasn’t officially banned until the 1880’s and was the last country to do so.

Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) abolished slavery. Overturned when they fell, abolished again in 9 AD under Xin Dynasty

America in 1775 was leagues different than America in 1860, you moron.

Thays because Brazil gained independence and rolled it back

Because of the souths temper tantrum

You slaver

Still, Portugal 1761, first one

873 AD, all Catholic countries ordered to emancipate all Christian slaves, by Pope John VIII

That’s because Qin basically used workers as chattel slavery for much of his time and was considered a brutal tyrant.

Ragnarok, that’s not the entirety of all slaves.

Much like the south

960 AD, Republic of Venice abolished slavery

After the slaves were freed

1117 AD, slavery abolished in Iceland

Which continued until the 60s and 70s

No wonder youre upset

Slavery abolished in Norway prior to 1274

>Iceland.

Probably had granpa blow a load in your mouth as he told you how cool lynching blacks was