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Men and women usually ate separately in ancient Greece. Rich people always ate at home - only slaves and poor people would eat in public. Everyone ate with their fingers, so food was cut up in the kitchen first.

So what was on the menu in ancient Greece? For breakfast, Greeks might eat fruit with bread dipped in wine. Lunch might be bread and cheese.

For dinner, people ate porridge made from barley, with cheese, fish, vegetables, eggs and fruit. For pudding people ate nuts, figs and cakes sweetened with honey.

Only rich people ate a lot of meat. They would eat hares, deer and wild boar killed by hunters. Octopus was a favourite seafood.

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Men and women took care of their skin

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Cities were surrounded by fields and farms everyone living inside the walls relied on country people and to grow crops raise animal market some rich families owned country farms as well as ddd

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Diary

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Slave: rags
Poor: cloth
Rich: silk gold belt

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Rags for clothes.

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The girls didn't have to go to school

The boys left school when they where 14

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Greek food was plain, hearty and healthy.
It included whole grains, cheese, beans and lentils, fruits, vegetables, olives and for special occasions, a little meat or fish

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Rich food: fish, meat, honey, bread and lots more.
Poor food: bread, honey and water.
Slaves food: honey and water.

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Greeke life

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Within most city-states there were different classes of people citizens were men who had been born in the city state, together with their wives and children.
Foreigners were traders sailor or travelling artists and scholars.

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Rich people had jewellery like: gold bracelets, earrings Andy more

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Ancient Greek life

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Cities were surrounded by fields and farms. Everyone living inside the walls relied on country people and to grow crops, raise animals markets. Some rich families owned country farms as well as city houses and workshops. They paid for servants or slaves to work the land for they

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The accent Greeks who were rich eat dates raisins grapes olives
Poor people eat bread which honey and water and honey

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http://www.localhistories.org/GREECE.HTML

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http://greece.mrdonn.org/dailylife.html

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/zc8yb9q

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Men

Men had a much better life in Ancient Greece than women. Only men could be full citizens. Only men made the important decisions. Normally, only men fought in armies, took part in sports and met in public.

Women

Spartan women were taught reading and writing and skills to protect themselves in battle. They had more freedom than women and girls living in Athens. As well as looking after the house, making clothes

Women in Athens were taught skills they would need to run a home such as cooking and weaving. They were expected to look after the home, make the clothes, and bear children.

Roles of Men, Women, and Children

Slaves

Only in the poorest homes were women expected to carry out all the duties by herself. Most homes had female slaves who cooked cleaned and collected fresh water every day.

There were also male slaves. Their responsibilities included protecting the home and tutoring male children.

Marriage

Girls had to do exactly as their father told them and this included marrying the man their father chose for them.

Even when married, a women was not free. She had to do as her husband wished. She was not allowed out on her own and was not often seen by people other than her own family.

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https://oliviagenn.weebly.com/a-day-in-the-life-of-an-ancient-greek.html

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http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/greece/clothes.htm