OTG Event Model Documentation
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  • Introduction
  • Ontology
    • What's New
    • Classes
    • Event Record Properties
      • Description of the Event
      • Description of Primary Enslaved Participant
      • Description of Other Participants
      • Description of Transaction Events
      • Description of Movement Events
      • Description of Health-related Events
    • Person Record Properties
      • Description of Person
      • Description of Family Relationships
      • Description of Context
    • Organization Record Properties
    • Place Record Properties
  • Controlled Vocabularies
    • What's New
    • Event Types
      • Commercial Transaction
      • Communication
      • Education
      • Freedom Status
      • Health
      • Intra-Community Conflict
      • Labor
      • Legal
      • Life Event
      • Membership or Participation
      • Mention
      • Provision
      • Religious or Sacramental
      • Resistance
      • Social Interaction
      • Travel
      • Violence
    • Action Status
    • Certainty
    • Freedom Status
    • Place Types
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Violence

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Violence

An event in which an enslaved person is involved in a violent altercation with a non-enslaved person

  • Usage: For altercations among enslaved people, using Intra-Community Conflict event types.

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Violence: Capture

An event in which an enslaved person is apprehended by some external entity, such as a slave patrol

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Violence: Harassment (verbal)

An event in which a an enslaved person is subjected to ongoing verbal taunting or abuse

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Violence: Jailing

An event in which an enslaved person is confined by the state or a municipal authority for some wrongdoing or transgression

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Violence: Medical experimentation

An event in which an enslaved person is subject to treatment that has the goal of developing an effective treatment for a medical condition or to further scientific research

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Violence: Perpetrating

An event in which an enslaved person performs a violent act

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Violence: Physical assault

An event in which an enslaved person is physically harmed by another person, excluding sexual violence

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Violence: Postmortem abuse

An event in which the body of a deceased enslaved person is used in ways to which they did not consent, e.g. medical or scientific research, etc.

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Violence: Punishment

An event in which an enslaved person is punished in a way that does not include physical assault, such as increased labor, withholding of provisions

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Violence: Sexual assault

An event in which a person subjects an enslaved person to harm that is of a sexual nature, eg. unwanted touching, rape, etc.

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