Difference between Captivity and Enslavement

CAPTIVITY vs ENSLAVEMENT: NOUN

A group of people/beings captive.
The state of being captive.
A state of being under control; subjection of the will or affections; bondage.
The state of being a captive or a prisoner.
Synonyms Imprisonment, Captivity, Confinement, Incarceration, Immurement. There is the same distinction between imprisonment and captivity as between prisoner and captive. (See captive.) Confinement is the most general word for being kept within bounds against one's will, as by force or sickness; we speak of solitary confinement, and figuratively, of too great confinement (though voluntary) to one's books. Incarceration is the being put into a jail or prison; the word is rhetorical, suggesting ignominy, with narrow range and great safeguards against escape. Immurement, literally shutting within walls, is now freely figurative; in either sense it suggests depth of separation or seclusion from friends, home, or the world, and small likelihood of getting or coming out. (See servitude and serf.)
Captives collectively; a body of captives.
Subjection; the state of being under control; bondage; servitude.
The state of being a prisoner, or of coming into the power of an enemy by force or the fortune of war.
The state or period of being imprisoned, confined, or enslaved.
The state of being a slave
The state of being imprisoned

The act of reducing to slavery; state of being enslaved; bondage; servitude.
The act of enslaving, or the state of being enslaved, literally or figuratively; slavery; bondage; servitude.
The state of being a slave
The act of making slaves of your captives

Slavery, Bondage, Captured, Custody, Detained, Detention, Prison, Prisoner, Confinement, Abducted, Captive, Immurement, Enslavement, Imprisonment, Incarceration

Peonage, Dehumanisation, Dehumanization, Colonialism, Oppression, Easement, Servile, Serfdom, Subservience, Bondage, Slave, Servitude, Slavery, Subjugation, Captivity

Fate, Slavery, Bondage, Captured, Custody, Detained, Detention, Prison, Prisoner, Confinement, Abducted, Captive, Enslavement, Imprisonment, Incarceration

Emancipation, Tyranny, Peonage, Dehumanisation, Colonialism, Oppression, Easement, Servile, Subservience, Bondage, Slave, Servitude, Slavery, Subjugation, Captivity

In captivity the youths were given new names.
He took over, Hebrew go into captivity, etc.
French prisoners of war would remain in captivity.
Israel was later scattered in captivity by Assyria.
This legislation will release us from our captivity and remove the captivity tax that the residents and businesses of our city are paying.
If anyone is to go into captivity, into captivity he will go.
So another way of thinking about how I am understanding captivity is at that interdependence is not possible in these conditions of captivity.
But it is also a collective story: numerous individuals are submitted to similar conditions of state captivity, and go through this captivity together.
So this book neither traveled to captivity nor was written in captivity.
Nevertheless, I will restore their captivity, the captivity of Sodom and her daughters, the captivity of Samaria.

Reversing the mindless enslavement of humans by technology.
Jewish people from brutal enslavement by the Egyptians.
Ham exegesis and the doctrine of merciful enslavement.
War was a drastic increase in Indian enslavement.
Enslavement of reformers, wisdom books in the king?
The Indians themselves also actively protested judicial enslavement.
They also resisted their enslavement in several ways.
In de facto fashion it reduced enslavement in Britain and redirected the attention of abolitionists to enslavement in the British colonies.
However, the enslavement of Native Americans had a different tenor than the enslavement of Africans.
The enslavement patrol system was established to support the entire enslavement economy and not just the individual master of an enslaved black.