After a period of radical democracy, where citizens went to the assembly each fortnight to vote on laws and running of the city-state, the citizens tired of this, so the state slaves were given ropes covered with chalk and sent through the streets, market and perfume shops to herd the male citizens to the fortnightly assembly, in the hope that they would not want to have the stigma of marks on their clothes if they didn't comply.
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Slaves were often used to round up citizens because they were seen as property and could be forced to do tasks that were considered dangerous or undesirable by their owners. Slaves were also sometimes physically punished or threatened with violence if they did not comply with these instructions.
Slaves were used to round up citizens as a means of control and coercion during times of rebellion or unrest. By using slaves who were loyal to the rulers, authorities could ensure compliance from citizens through fear and intimidation. Additionally, the use of slaves in this manner diminished the risk of rebellion or disobedience.
During the late 5th century B.C. Athens employed Scythian slaves to round up citizens to attend the public assembly. They carried between them a rope dipped in red paint. If a person tried to resist going to the assembly they were sure to get caught in the rope and have red paint on their clothes. Anyone who had red paint on their clothes at the assembly would not get paid for their attendance.
Slaves were not sent to round up citizens. It is more accurate to say that slaves were often used as laborers in various capacities, including agricultural work, construction, and domestic service. The institution of slavery was based on the exploitation and forced labor of individuals who were considered property, rather than citizens with rights.
At least 6000. If not, then special police were sent out to round up more citizens.
They abandoned the city to the advancing Persians, sent their families and slaves to refuge in cities in the Peloponnese, and manned their fleet to fight on at sea.
Most slaves who were sent to North America came from Africa.
the women cooked and cleaned clothes and slaves were sent to training camps then sent to war
The majority of African slaves were sent to the Americas, particularly to regions in the Caribbean, Brazil, and the Southern United States, to work on plantations producing labor-intensive crops like sugar, tobacco, and cotton.
A punitive expedition he sent to Eretria and Athens was defeated by Athens at Marathon 490 BCE.
Liberia was an experiment about restoring slaves to Africa.