Slaves in Ancient Greece were ...? Assigned by the government and every citizen owned a slave. Perceived as being necessary and were a normal part of city life. Always treated harshly and could never hope to earn their freedom. Utilized only as manual laborers in the fear that giving them any authority might lead to riots and freedom.

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21 December, 11:30

Slaves in Ancient Greece were ...? Assigned by the government and every citizen owned a slave. Perceived as being necessary and were a normal part of city life. Always treated harshly and could never hope to earn their freedom. Utilized only as manual laborers in the fear that giving them any authority might lead to riots and freedom.

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Giuliana Ritter · Answer 1

The correct answer is that slavery in Greece was a common practice in that society as many of the slaves were used for agriculture practices like farming, plowing and planting seeds.

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This were not the only practices were slaves were working mines was another practice as well.