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It is hard to generalize the feelings of an entire group, but I suppose within the group there were those who hoped for a better life if freed. Then there were those who would rather just keep their current masters rather than get new ones that may treat them worse.
Another View:
Sparta had serfs (helots) to till the land - subject people who were free but bound to the land. Each Spartan warrior took seven helots each with him on campaign, to act as servants and as light infantry and archers. The 300 Spartans armoured infantry at Thermopylae had over 2,000 light infantry who died with them. At Plataia the 7,ooo Spartans had 35,000 helot light infantry. They were an integral part of the Spartan war machine, as well as the providers of food to Sparta at home.
In one sense it was a great break to go on campaign, with the hope that some might be freed from serfdom for an outstanding performance. In another sense it meant leaving their land an hoping they would be back in time to plant/harvest the crops.
What else can I help you with?
How did athens feel when the Persians attacked in the battle of Marathon?
Confident. They were waiting for Spartan reinforcements when they saw an opportunity in the departure of the Persian cavalry and ran down and defeated the weaker Persian infantry. Then they felt really good.
How did the Persians feel on the battle of marathon?
disppointed
How the Greeks feel after the Persian war?
Relieved.
How did the persians feel about kingship?
The Persians held a profound reverence for kingship, viewing their rulers, particularly the Great Kings, as divinely ordained figures embodying both authority and justice. They believed that kings were responsible for maintaining order, prosperity, and the favor of the gods, which reinforced the importance of their leadership. The concept of "King of Kings" highlighted the idea of a supreme ruler overseeing a vast, diverse empire, emphasizing both the unity and the hierarchy within Persian society. This belief in the sanctity of kingship contributed to the stability and longevity of the Persian Empire.
How does Virginia feel about slaves?
they feel great to be alive and home with there family
Were the Persians Asian?
The Middle East is part of the continent of Asia, so - technically speaking - yes. Persians are very proud of their long and heroic past and of a highly developed culture that goes back to the times of Babylon and the ancient Greeks. In those terms they often feel more closely connected to the ancient Hellenistic culture than to the Arab culture. And of course they would never feel "Asian" in the 'Far East' sense of the word.
Why did spanish landowners want to keep slaves?
The slaves made them feel rich, and powerful!
How did slaves have relationships?
They feel in love with other slaves. They could have became in love with a out sider.
How did they Persian wars make the Greeks feel about themselves?
The Greeks prevailing over Persian expansionism gave to the Greeks confidence in their military arms to defeat Persian armies/navies .
Why did the landowners want to keep the slaves?
The slaves mad them rich, and they also had made them feel powerful.
Can cats be half Russian blue half tabby?
Before I answer, I feel it necessary to point out that a Tortoiseshell is not a breed, only a color variation. But about the Persian thing, the only cats I know that came from the Persian are Himalayans, and the Exotics. Breeding a Persian and a Domestic Shorthair (moggy) whom has no pedigree would result in mixed-breed moggy kittens.
Why did the Spanish's landowners want keep slaves?
The slaves mad them rich, and they also had made them feel powerful.
