What did the men do in Ancient Rome?

Answer 1

Roman soldiers fought in Rome's wars, be they defensive wars or war of conquest. The Roman army also suppressed rebellions. Outside the city of Rome, which had a sort of police force, they also acted as a police force. Roman soldiers were trained and drilled regularly and spent a lot of time on this. They also had to go on long marches regularly to maintain their fitness. The contributed to the upkeep of their forts. They built their forts and built the roads. They also went hunting to provide some of the meat they ate. In their spare time, which was very limited, they played dice.

Answer 2

During the period of conquest, the soldiers in the Roman army conquered new territories. After this, the legions were stationed at garrisons in the provinces (conquered territories) especially in the frontier ones. The task of the soldiers was defence and maintaining order when needed. Later the empire came increasingly under attack form outside and the soldiers' main military tasks was defence against invasions.

When not fighting the solders spent a lot of time training and drilling. They were also engaged in construction. They built the stone-paved roads (which had the military purpose of facilitating the movement of troops and the transport of supplies to the solders), bridges, the limes (lines of fortification with watchtowers along the borders of the empire which could be hundreds of miles long) and forts.

Answer 3

The job of the soldier was to conquer new lands and defend the mighty Roman Empire.

Answer 4

the men would work in fields and when the need arose they would fight for the roman army

Answer 5

i really dont know but i know one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cleaning the loos! LOL

Answer 6

they lounged about and ate stuff

Answer 7

Usually played Board Games or go to the local baths or even watched the gladiators fight in an amphitheater.