Greek slaves did the same things slaves back in the South did in the USA. Took care of fields, helped clean the house, etc.
Women usually stayed at home to keep an eye on the slaves. Let's just say, they had one good punch.
By the way, slaves in Ancient Greece were called "helots."
It depended who they belonged to. Household and farm slaves worked as long as required and rested, ate and slept when not required. Some slaves were given businesses to run, and made their own times. Mining slaves collapsed when they got out of the narrow shafts until they were sent to wriggle back down them. A wide range of activities, from severe manual effort, prostitution, part of household life to running commercial activity. Mostly sparse time off work was rest time.
If you read House of Dies Drear by Virginia Hamilton, it will tell you exactly how slaves used the Greek Cross.
abolitionist
No, greek slaves did not get paid but if their family was wealthy they could buy them selves out of slavery.
Metic, Slaves, citizens sometimes, women.
upper classes, lower classes , middle classes, and slaves
"Greek slaves didn't cost too much money, we do not know how much, but if almost everyone had one, then greek slaves wouldn't cost too much."
No they did not
Helots
If you read House of Dies Drear by Virginia Hamilton, it will tell you exactly how slaves used the Greek Cross.
not much
abolitionist
Done by wives and slaves.
Assuming you mean `Sparta´, the ancient Greek State, the slaves there were called Helots.
men that weren't slaves.
No, greek slaves did not get paid but if their family was wealthy they could buy them selves out of slavery.
for uncivilized people is βάρβαροι (barbari- barbarians) for slaves is σκλάβος (sklabos)
Slaves don't have recreation nor days off. They are property of the owner and do what they are told.