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slavocracy
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slav·oc·ra·cy  (sl-vkr-s)
n. pl. slav·oc·ra·cies
A ruling group of slaveholders or advocates of slavery, as in the southern United States before 1865.

slavo·crat (slv-krt) n.
slavo·cratic adj.

slavocracy [sleɪˈvɒkrəsɪ]
n pl -cies (esp in the US before the Civil War)
1. (Historical Terms) slaveholders as a dominant class
2. (Historical Terms) domination by slaveholders


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Despite the need for such perspective, neoconservative classicists Donald Kagan and Victor Davis Hanson have spilled rivulets of ink explaining how the struggle between Athens and Sparta, or "democratic" Thebes and proto-fascist Sparta, foreshadowed certain modern confrontations, for example, between the democratic Union under Lincoln's benevolent leadership and the slavocratic Confederacy, or the global democrats Wilson and Churchill versus the demonic Kaiser Bill.
191) Even when considering the place of "Negroes" in antiquity, Nott provides ambiguous illustrations of Egyptian slaves and coaches his readers to imagine a past in terms of slavocratic America.
 
 
 
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