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The people they bought from other cities and peoples and those whom the slaves bred. Nearly a quarter of the population were slaves.
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How many people are enslaved that lived in Athens in 400 BC?
many and many people where slaved in ancient athens
How did many citizens foreigners and enslaved people lived in Athens in the 400 bc?
43,000 citizens, 100,000 enslaved people, and 35,000 foreigners
Is Solon established a law which enslaved people in debt?
No, Solon's reforms in ancient Athens in the 6th century BC actually abolished debt slavery by canceling debts and freeing those who had been enslaved due to debt. Solon's laws were aimed at reducing social and economic inequality in Athens.
What percentage of people in Athens were slaves?
About 30%. You could just type in this question in Google, and you can just read what's there because that's where I found it.
What is a sentence for enslaved?
The prisoners were enslaved by the tyrant, forced to labor under harsh conditions.
What does Eretria mean?
It was a city-state on the island of Euboia, populated by Ionian Greeks. It and Athens were the target of the punitive expedition sent by king Darius of Persia in 490 BCE, in response to their help to Miletus in its rebellion against Persian rule. Eretria was captured and its population enslaved. Athens survived by defeating the Persian infantry at Marathon, and then the same day turning back the Persian cavalry from entering Athens.
What was the Peloponnese war?
The Peloponnesian War was a series of conflicts between the Athens and the Delian League and Sparta and the Peloponnesian League. The basic cause the was expansion of the influence of Athens into Lacodaemon, the territory Sparta controlled. The war ended in 404 B.C. with the surrender of Athens to Sparta. Corinth and Thebes wished for Athens to be destroyed and its people enslaved, but Sparta refused, citing that it would not destroy and city that had done good service at the time of greatest danger for Greece (citing the Greco-Persian wars).
Was Cyrus defeated by the Greeks at the Bay of Marathon?
No, it was a punitive expedition launched by Darius I against not the Greeks generally but Eretria and Athens. Eretria was captured and enslaved but Athens defeated the attack on it at Marathon and in front of the city in 490 BCE. Cyrus the Great was killed in a battle with the Massagetae the previous century and was subsequently succeeded by his son Cambyses II.
When was man enslaved by gods?
When man enslaved gods
What are enslaved people?
enslaved people are people who are slaves back then during the colonies there had enslaved people who help then with their plantations
What city nowadays is named after Athena?
Athens , Greece In the United States : Athens, Alabama Athens, Arkansas Athens, California Athens, Georgia Athens, Illinois Athens, Indiana Athens, Kentucky Athens, Louisiana Athens, Maine Athens, Michigan Athens, Mississippi Athens, New York: Athens (town), New York Athens (village), New York Athens, Ohio, a town Athens County, Ohio Athens, Pennsylvania, a borough Athens, Tennessee Athens, Texas Athens, Vermont Athens, West Virginia Athens, Wisconsin
How many towns named Athens in the US?
Athens, Alabama Athens, Georgia Athens, Texas Athens, Ohio Athens, Illinois Athens, Indiana Athens, Maine New Athens, Illinois Athens, County Ohio Athens, New York Athens, Pennsylvania Athens, West Virginia Athens, Wisconsin Athens, Louisiana Athens, Michigan
