'enslavement-promoting' originates from the combination of 'enslavement' and 'promoting'. 'Enslavement' comes from 'enslave', which is derived from the Old French 'enslavir', meaning 'to make a slave'. 'Promoting' comes from the Latin 'promovere', meaning 'to move forward'.

'enslavement' changed from the Old French word 'enslavir' and eventually became the modern English word 'enslave'. 'Promoting' evolved from the Latin 'promovere' through Middle English 'promoten'.

Initially, 'enslavement' meant 'the act of making someone a slave', and 'promoting' meant 'to advance or encourage'. The combined term 'enslavement-promoting' retains these meanings in a modern context.