How did athens people treat women and slaves?

In Athens, women and slaves had less rights then men did because they were not considered as Athenian citizens. They could not inherit or own a lot of property. They were not allowed to attend or speak in the Assembly. Only a few woman actually had jobs. Some important women were priestesses. A priestess is a female priest. Women managed the household and brought up the children. Women could not leave the house without a male companion and had separate rooms at her house.     There were a lot of slaves in Athens. Slaves had a lot of jobs to do such as farming, working in a factory, being a clerk, tutoring, household work, or crafts work. It took a lot of skill to be a slave. The unluckiest slaves were the ones that worked in the silver mines. they would work for ten hours a day cramped in tunnels that were 300 feet underground. There was only so much room to breathe and couldn't rest because then they would get whipped.