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What did ancient roman children learn in school?
Nothing.
How did ancient roman children live?
The ancient Roman children lived the same as any children in the ancient world or the modern world. They played with their toys, went to school and obeyed their parents.( At least sometimes) The children of the wealthy usually had companion slaves to grow up with, or were supervised by a slave who was responsible for them. The children of the poorer Romans, usually had to help their families in making a living so their education was generally limited to what was needed in their line of work. The Romans as a society, loved their children and did the best they could for them.
At what age did Ancient Roman children start collecting money?
14
What does ther ancient roman flag symbolise?
There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.There was no ancient Roman flag.
Who was the ancient roman that protected the women children and slaves?
Perhaps the Tribune of the people.
How ancient roman aqueducts work in the winter?
same as in the summer
Who built ancient roman vehicles?
Slave craftspeople did most of the manual work in ancient Rome.
What is the ancient Roman poet Virgil's best known work?
The Aeneid
Did Roman women work?
Woman in ancient Rome were expected to stay home and do housework like sweeping with twig brooms and taking care of the children. They did most of the shopping for food and household items. They were not nearly as respected as men.
Where did ancient roman blacksmiths get their supplies from?
Ancient roman miners and ancient roman charcoal makers.
What did ancient roman magistrates do?
Roman Magistrates did various jobs including collecting taxes, secretarial work and judging law cases.
In witch society were children granted citizenship?
In ancient Roman society, children were granted citizenship if their father was a Roman citizen. This concept of citizenship based on paternal lineage was known as "jus sanguinis," or the right of blood.
