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WORLD SCHOLARS CUP HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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WORLD SCHOLARS CUP HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Definition 1 of 99
Slavery due to having debt to a person
Donation
Worst orphans
Debt Bondage
Chattel Slavery
Definition 2 of 99
Giving a tenth of something, taxes or donation to church
Tithe
Taille
Zakat
Donation
Definition 3 of 99
Slaves merged with the population a lot, could earn citizenship and freedom
Enslaved
Population Control
Miguel de Cervantes
Enslaved: Ancient Rome
,Definition 4 of 99
A slave in Haiti who then lead the revolution and became the first emperor of Haiti
Simon Bolivar
Jose De San Martin
Jean-Jacques Dessalines
Toussaint L'ouverture
Definition 5 of 99
Pieces of paper in exchange for food
Medicare
Welfare
House Girls
Food Stamps
Definition 6 of 99
Using people as a item in an argument
Nannies
Investment Company
Pawnship
Credit Uniion
Definition 7 of 99
A government system to help combat the fears of a capitalistic wprld
Foreclosure
Welfare
Pension
Health
,Definition 8 of 99
Means "equal to" in french. They are more family than maid and take care of children
Au Pairs
Nannies
Slaves
Butlers
Definition 9 of 99
Slave in Persia and got promoted to slave master who conquered a lot and became king
Ng akew
Aisin gioro puyi
Harriet tumberman
Qub - ud - Din
Definition 10 of 99
Kenyan tradition for the village to help those in need
Ethnocracy
Harambee
Lalibela
Zakat
Definition 11 of 99
Woman tutor to children
Communist
Zionist
Pogrom
Governess
, Definition 12 of 99
Lead rebellion of slaves in Rome. Killed in stupid decision
Sparticus
Leo Africanus
Caeser
Marius
Definition 13 of 99
Having to work with no choice, regarded as property
Peasants
Slaves
Nannies
Indentured Servants
Definition 14 of 99
Japan coming of age for people who turned 18-20 in a certain date for the year
Guan Li
Poverty In Haiti
Seijn Shiki
Food Stamps
Definition 15 of 99
Free in America in 1635. No females allowed. "Boston Latin School"
Donation
Poverty in norway
First free education
First car
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