Helots

The helots were treated as property and had no rights under Spartan law.

The helots lived in constant fear of being mistreated, punished, or killed by their masters.

In the medieval era, peasants were often seen as helots by the nobility.

The coach treated the bench players like helots, never giving them a chance to play.

The mining companies in Bolivia exploit helots to extract valuable minerals.

The helots were often used as soldiers in Spartan wars.

Many helots attempted to flee their bondage to find freedom elsewhere.

The Helots of Sparta were forced to do hard labor for their masters.

The helots were discriminated against and oppressed by the ruling class.

The ancient Athenians considered their slaves to be helots and treated them accordingly.

The wealthy landowners of the town looked down upon the helots who lived in poverty.

The ancient Spartans used helots as a cheap source of labor.

The helots lived in poverty and squalor in ancient Sparta.

The factory farm animals are helots to the meat industry.

The helots provided the Spartans with a steady supply of slaves.

The helots were not allowed to own property or marry without permission from their masters.

The helots were denied basic human rights in ancient Sparta.

The helots were denied basic human rights and treated as inferior beings.

The refugees in the detention camps were treated like helots and were denied basic human rights.

The helots were an oppressed class in ancient Sparta.

The helots were considered slaves and were subjected to harsh treatment.

The helots were prohibited from owning property or having families.

The helots were treated as property rather than people.

The helots were responsible for producing most of the food and goods for the Spartan city-state.

The helots were forced to work in the fields and mines for little to no pay.

The government in North Korea relies on helots to maintain their infrastructure.

The helots were considered slaves by many historians due to their lack of freedom and social status.

The helots had no political rights or representation.

The helots were employed in the transportation sector, driving carts and ships.