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What did mothers in Mesopotamia do in the morning afternoon and evening?
slaves worked
What was the labor system in mesopotamia?
slaves
What was most of the slaves in Mesopotamia?
criminalsdebtorswomenchildrenAfricans
Could slaves earn their freedom in Mesopotamia?
yes
What did a slave do in morning afternoon or evening?
A slave's daily tasks would typically involve working in the fields or on a plantation in the morning and afternoon. In the evening, slaves may have had some time for personal activities, such as tending to their own vegetable gardens or spending time with their families. However, many slaves were also required to do additional work during the evenings, such as preparing food or mending clothes.
Who served the gods in the mesopotamia times?
slaves, priests, or servant
What were some of the chores of the slaves of Mesopotamia?
Some chores that the slaves did were household, mining and agriculture
What kind of clothes did slaves wear im Mesopotamia?
The male slaves in Mesopotamia wore skirts made of cloth that were tied along their waist and as long as the owner wished. The average skirt length was to their knees.
Did slaves wear dresses in mesopotamia?
In ancient Mesopotamia, slaves likely wore simple garments made of rough materials like wool or linen, depending on their specific roles within society. The dress worn by slaves would have typically been practical and would have served the purpose of distinguishing their social status from that of free individuals. However, there is limited direct evidence available about the specific clothing worn by slaves in Mesopotamia.
What Jobs and Roles did men in Mesopotamia do?
They were slaves, Farmers and some were kings and soldier's.
What social levels did civilization had in Mesopotamia?
Mesopotamia had 5 social levels. I put them from highest to lowest. Here they are :1.) King2.) Landowners / Priests3.) Commoners4.) Farmers5.) Slaves
What time did slaves get up in the morning?
four 'o' clock in the morning, maybe even earlier.
