At the bottom was the slave, lowly and kept in chains you might think, although this was very often not the case. Next came the freemen, these were slaves freed by manumission. They could become wealthy in their own right, but would forever carry the name of the family that freed them. Further up the social ladder was the Plebs, these were the land owning Roman citizens, this group had no limit to their upward mobility, in fact 30% of Rome's Emperors came from the Plebeian class. These are still just the little people though. Now we are getting into the upper classes with the Equestrian order, or the Roman Knight. Finally we have the Patricians. These are the money men and power brokers of Rome, originating from the greatest families and commanding massive wealth.
One thing that always strikes me about Roman society is the contradiction that often accompanies its strict rules and customs. Rome was ordered strictly by class, but everybody above the slave had the opportunity to improve their standing massively. Even the slave in many, many cases was able to gain far more than freedom.
t he social cnditions of the Roman Empire was many poor, shrinking population, slavery, and mixture of many cultures.
The living conditions in ancient Rome were much better than one might expect. The Romans had running water, very nice buildings, and places where people could bathe.
Roman
No, because if they were ancient, we would be too. Get it? Like ancient people lived in ancient times, and it isn't ancient times anymore
The economy of Ancient Rome was based on Agriculture, Slaves and Trade. Industrial production was only a small part of their economic base.
i think they would have grown wheat and stuff like that but im not quite sure Google it
•Temperature- 78 Degrees F in the summer and in the winter it was 45 degrees, it always rained a lot in the fall and but barely in the spring or summer.
they were really hard living conditions
If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.If a plebeian died in ancient Rome he had a funeral and was buried just like everyone else.
Dangerous
Sort of like graveyards.
boring
Roman
it was rainey but also warm
Their trade was about trading stuff.
It's like walking on some bugs.
It was rainy and warm. The climate of ancient Rome was mostly the same as present day Rome. It was hot in the summer, and winter was pleasant. It was usually a moderate amount of rainfall.
The living conditions were horrible. They were sorta like the middle passage. Look it up on wikipedia
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