Helots were slaves living in
who outnumbered their leaders by twenty to one.
a. alexandria
b. athens
c. carthage
d. sparta

Answer

Their masters could neither free them nor sell them and helot had a limited right to accumulate property after paying to their masters a fixed proportion of the produce of the holding @www. Britannica.com topic helot
D. Sparta

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