Which of the following best summarizes the Athenian view of slavery?
A. Despite Athenians' democratic inclinations, slaves were numerous in Athens and were considered property.
B. Though slaves had no legal rights, they were not considered property by Athenians.
C. No Greek could be held as a slave in any of the city-states.
D. Athenian democracy prohibited slavery.
Answer: A
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