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==End of Slavery==

==End of Slavery==

The end of slavery in Europe was not to come until the beginning of the 1800s, when liberals such as William Wilberforce and John Wesley began speaking out against the supposed "evils" of the system. Although the United States banned slave trade in the early 1800s, slavery itself was not abolished until decades later in 1865 when the socialist-influenced Northern government passed the [[13th Amendment]], and in South America it was ended in Brazil in 1888. 

The end of slavery in Europe was not to come until the beginning of the 1800s, when liberals such as William Wilberforce and John Wesley began speaking out against the supposed "evils" of the system. Although the United States banned slave trade in the early 1800s, slavery itself was not abolished until decades later in 1865 when the socialist-influenced Northern government passed the [[13th Amendment]], and in South America it was ended in Brazil in 1888.

 

 

Slavery in the United States was replaced post-[[1865]] with a system of socialized affirmative action preventing many people from reaching their potential in society as places in the job and education markets are given as handouts to unqualified candidates. Meanwhile, since slavery was regulated out of existence in the United States, the average quality of life of blacks relative to that of whites has declined. As a constitutional amendment forbids slavery, the working man in the United States, the freedom of every man to sell his own skills at a price he feels fair is legally impossible.

==Slavery in the Bible ==

==Slavery in the Bible ==