Athenian slave were commonly captured from other City-States, or unwanted children. When women in Athens had a baby, she would present it to her husband- If he rejects the child (because of disabilities, size, or gender) then it would be placed either at a selected community place where it would be left to die, adopted, or taken in as a slave.
How Athens treated their slaves:
If a slave was sent into a factory, they would work long hours on meager rations. If a slave was sent into somewhere like a kennel, their only respite would be on a great holiday. As well as that, they had to work in constant association with free workmen, as the slave is treated with a moderate amount of consideration and good camaraderie.
The slaves were not allowed to marry one, as for no living in the normal conditions of a family life.
In every household, there would be at least one slave, if not more working for the masters. The jobs in the house required a steward, a butler - who was in charge of the storeroom / cellar, a marketing slave, a porter, a baker, a cook, a nurse and maids if needed.
If a slave was bought, it would get given a name by a citizen as an insult, as the names would usually be: Geta; Manes; Dromon, Sosias, Xanthias, Pyrrhias
Athens.
Yes, they used slaves prolifically. Possibly about a third of the population of Athens were slaves.
enemy's
yes
There were 300,000 Athens..
well Sparta has slaves but they well are vary cruel and mean to there slaves and Athens gives and has respect
there were slaves in Athens people buy them if you wants fun information about it then go to a libaray and ask them for the book you wounldn;t want to be a slave in Greece, it tells you all about Athens and their slaves. - Anna luc
Slavery played a huge role in ancient Athens. Slaves did most jobs, from working in the fields to building and mining. Slaves even made up most of Athens' police force. Slaves were not generally mistreated though, and even had some rights by law.
Nope.
State slaves.
Slaves did manual labor and sometimes were responsible for artistic works.
The lives of male and female slaves in Athens differed greatly. Whereas the male slaves were relegated to physical labor tasks, women cooked and cleaned.