Enslavement (noun)

1. The state of being a slave, having lost the freedom of one's own will, and being forced to work under the control of another person.
2. The act of making someone a slave, or the state of being enslaved.

Origin:

From the english word "enslave" which comes from the old french word esclavage, which means "slavery".

Examples:

1. The abolition of enslavement was one of the main goals of the civil rights movement.
2. The enslavement of African people was a dark period in human history.
3. The enslavement of the prisoners was a common practice in the ancient world.
4. The slavery and enslavement of people based on race is morally repugnant and must be eradicated.
5. The child was sold into enslavement by her parents.