5. many of the enslaved people in athens were a. prisoners captured in battle. b. captured persians. c. people from africa. d. athenian criminals.
6. aspasia was an athenian woman who a. was a member of pericles’ family. b. fought the persians. c. taught public speaking and was popular in athens. d. ran a prosperous athenian trading company.
7. philosophers are a. mathematicians. b. teachers of business techniques. c. priests in the athenian religion. d. thinkers who reflect on the meaning of life.