Social Class In Ancient Rome

Social Clases in Ancient ROme

Florentino Tellez

1. Introduction

2. Plebeians vs Patricians

5. What if?

3. Roman Cloths

6. Closing

4. Slaves

How were Roman citizens divided in ancient Rome?

In ancient Rome, this issue was important, people were divided into patricians, plebeians, and slaves. These social divisions were a key basis for economic development in ancient Rome. Rome's social class affects how they develop its government and economy.

Social classes refer to a society's division based on economic status.

Patricians

VS

1. Large Houses
2. Political influence
3. Wealthy romans have slaves
4. Well Educated

Plebeians

1. Artesans or peasants
2. Working class
3. Worked for proteccion
4. Pay taxes

Roman Cloths

The Romans in ancient Rome wore a toga, a sheet 9 yards long that covered most of the body except the face and the feet

patron slaves performed hard and dangerous work in Roman society. In ancient Rome, there were many ways someone could force someone into slavery..

Slaves

About 20% of the Roman population was enslaved; much evidence suggests that slaves n ancient Rome carried out hard manual labor under supervision;

What it was really like to live in ancient rome

But how does it was to really live in Ancient Rome? It was good? It was safe?

In conclucion

In conclusion, they divided ancient Roman society into three main social classes: plebeians, patricians, and slaves. Each of these groups had different ways of living and ways of thinking of each other;