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How many people lived in Rome?
about 40,000 - wrong answer! As of 2010 over 2.7 million residents live within the city of Rome.
How many people lived in ancient rome?
Th city of Rome during the Roman Empire was the largest in the ancient world. It had a population of one million.
How many people lived in the city of Rome when Augustus was the emperor?
It is not known for sure. The estimate for the population of Rome in the early 1st century BC and early 1st century BC was 900,000. The peak population of the city is estimated at 1-1.4 million. These are very large figures for times when world population levels were far lower. Rome was the biggest city in the world.
When did Rome abolish slavery?
They did it in the 900's because to many people were dieing to keep the population up
Were most people in Rome wealthy?
It has been estimated that the senators and the equites (cavalrymen) formed a minute elite of 10,000 men. They monopolised political power and wealth was concetrated in their hands. The population of the emprie has been estimated at 50-60 million.
