Examples of 'slavery ended' in a sentence
Meaning of "slavery ended"
The phrase 'slavery ended' refers to the abolition or elimination of the institution of slavery, where people were forced into servitude or bondage without their consent. It usually refers to the historical period when slavery became illegal or was officially abolished in a particular country or region
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slavery ended
Many people believe slavery ended long ago.
Slavery ended some time ago.
That was how slavery ended.
Slavery ended long time ago.
And let me remind you that slavery ended years ago.
I thought slavery ended here over fifty years ago.
And they continued working as skilled midwives long after slavery ended.
But slavery ended in Haiti two centuries ago.
Somebody needs to tell liberals that slavery ended a long time ago.
I thought slavery ended with Abraham Lincoln.
And willing to compromise, We are aware of realities provided that… that debt slavery ended.
Understand the reasons that slavery ended in the North.
I thought slavery ended here over 50 years ago.
Slavery ended in Delaware only when the Thirteenth Amendment took effect in December 1865.
We were not there, slavery ended a long time ago.
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She thought slavery ended with Abraham Lincoln.
A century after slavery ended another sea-change took place.
And you thought slavery ended in America, didn't you?
Like her, they wanted slavery ended now . ” - Adam Hochschild, Bury the Chains.
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You ended up doing something you should not
We could have all ended up in the can
All we ended up doing is creating a new breed of roaches
