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What is Slave Code

Analyzing Black History From Slavery Through Racial Profiling by Police
The slave code is the legal establishment of how slaves are to be handled, treated, etc. Many of the first slave codes were established by the end of the 1600s into the early 1700s.
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The New America/The New World
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-8541-5.ch003
Abstract
This chapter will explore the establishing of the New America also known as the New World. This “New America” or “New World” was eventually established (i.e., colonized) by Great Britain (i.e., more specifically England), and then African slaves were brought to work the land. An overview will take place of this historical reality. Myriad questions will be answered, like What happened when settlers first interacted with Native Americans or the indigenous people of the land? What happened when slaves arrived? What were the conditions like for “the other”? Myriad terms will be defined and discussed such as slave codes and a term the author has coined, “slave initiation,” within their/its historical context. Other historical incidents and occurrences will be discussed and analyzed such as the establishment of Jamestown, Virginia. Then solutions and recommendations will be discussed.
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