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Strikes by slaves were sometimes successful in gaining what?

Limited rights of plantations.


Strikes by salves were sometimes successful in gaining?

Strikes by salves were sometimes successful in gaining two things. The strike of slaves sometimes gained freedom and strength. Slave would produce lots and did not get paid.


What African tribes sold slaves?

There were a number of African tribes that sold slaves for the purpose of gaining money such as the Hussane tribe. These tribes were great in number.


Where were most slaves who were successful in obtaining freedom came from?

in the north


How were slaves used in Athens?

Slaves did manual labor and sometimes were responsible for artistic works.


Why did the slaves overrun Greece?

The slaves did not overrun Greece. The Greeks were very successful at keeping control of their large slave populations, mainly by having non-Greek slaves.


What term means to free enslaved people?

The term, "Emancipate" refers to people, not just slaves, gaining freedom.


What term means free enslaved people?

The term, "Emancipate" refers to people, not just slaves, gaining freedom.


How ancient Greek used to travel their slaves?

Slaves rarely traveled. Sometimes they were trasported, usually by ship. Sometimes slavers marched slaves in chains. If they transported them naked they might not escape so easily.


Why did slaves punish slaves?

Sometimes slaves had to punish other slaves because the master or overseer told them to. If they didn't, then another slave would beat both of them.


What was successful about the stono rebellion?

Much more restrictive laws against slaves