Slaves in the ancient world did not get paid. They received food, clothing and shelter and that was all their owners were obligated to provide for them. However the Romans (and possibly some other cultures as well) gave their slaves opportunities to earn "side money". This came from tips and presents either from the owner or from another free person for a job/service performed. Obviously, the city or domestic slaves fared much better on the financial scale than the rural slaves.
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No, greek slaves did not get paid but if their family was wealthy they could buy them selves out of slavery.
Slaves didn't get paid. They received food, somewhere to sleep and if they were lucky clothes.
Slaves got shelter. Slaves only got bread and onions for food. They had to work hard all day but they didn't get paid.
Slaves get paid nothing.
slaves don't get paid they're slaves
No one paid them they were all slaves
Unknown. But it did seem to have a high standard of living.
most Egyptian "builders" were slaves.
slaves had to work almost all day everyday, but weren't paid very much, if at all... :(
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Black slaves were not paid for their labor in the United States during the time of slavery. They were considered property and forced to work without compensation under brutal and inhumane conditions.
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Slaves didn't get paid. That's why people used them for manual labor. All they had to do was feed, cloth and shelter them.
normal builders(slaves) didnt get paid but people who build houses and palaces did get payd. how much it was decided the one who pays them