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Slaves did not want anything for the leaders of the Roman Republic. They could not demand or expect anything. They had no rights. They were someone's property. They were just purchased assets. The most they could hope for was manumission (emancipation). Roman masters often manumitted their slaves.
slaves slep where ever they could weather in the masters bacement or in the barn on some hay
There black . duh. The slaves in Rome were not limited from being educated. You are confusing ancient slavery with American slavery. The ancient slaves were often highly educated as they were their master's assistants in many cases. They were also sometimes teachers, physicians and scribes. Many slaves had positions of authority.
The slaves brought to America were chattel slaves. The had no rights, could be traded as property, and were expected to perform labors for their masters. The South had field slaves who worked the fields and the house slaves.
Well if your talking about Athens the Capital of Ancient Greece - Women, criminals and slaves couldn't vote but in Sparta Women could.
Slaves could only travel with their masters.
Because, they were property to their slave masters, and the slave masters could do anything that they wanted to the slaves in order for the slaves to keep their lives.
No, slaves could NOT be mean to their slaves because they would get in HUGE trouble. They would probably be put to death if they where.[: Audralynne :]
Slaves did not want anything for the leaders of the Roman Republic. They could not demand or expect anything. They had no rights. They were someone's property. They were just purchased assets. The most they could hope for was manumission (emancipation). Roman masters often manumitted their slaves.
slaves could inherit their masters property. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am not sure about the veracity of the above:- In Africa and indeed across Europe in ancient times slaves were taken as part of conquest when one people attacked another and the ethnicity of the slaves (and masters) was varied. Anyone from any race could be a slave and anyone from any race could be a master. In America all slaves were black Africans and slavery became a racial issue - to justify (in their own minds) what they were doing the white slavers needed to regard the people they had enslaved as inherently inferior humans (because it would be wrong to enslave someone who was equal). This is what made the transatlantic slave trade different.
The Dred Scott decision
slaves slep where ever they could weather in the masters bacement or in the barn on some hay
they lived with masters so there houses were relatively crowded! Erik Johnson! Also there were field slaves which worked in plantations for at least 8-9 hours a day and only got to rest at night.
There black . duh. The slaves in Rome were not limited from being educated. You are confusing ancient slavery with American slavery. The ancient slaves were often highly educated as they were their master's assistants in many cases. They were also sometimes teachers, physicians and scribes. Many slaves had positions of authority.
Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.Many slaves in ancient Rome could and did become wealthy and famous. They used their skills to advance themselves. Slavery was not a permanent thing in all cases in ancient Rome. Masters and mistresses frequently freed their slaves, who were then able to follow their own interests after giving client service to their former masters. The emperor Claudius was criticized by some for having too many freedmen as his advisers. Cicero's freed secretary, Tiro, lived a long life and became famous for his publications of Cicero's letters.
Slaves could be adopted by the families to which they were sold or they could marry into their masters family.
The slaves brought to America were chattel slaves. The had no rights, could be traded as property, and were expected to perform labors for their masters. The South had field slaves who worked the fields and the house slaves.