theres no real answer, but it was a combination of Christianity in rome (since slavery was abbolished in 1st and 2nd centuries BC) which taught the value and compassion towards fellow man, the 3 servile war (the 3rd and largest of which was led by spartacus, crixus and oenamaeus freeing and recruiting 70,000 slaves) and fall of the republic because of a collapse of the economy due to larger, wealthier slaveowner landowners holding a monopoly in agriculture and keeping smaller countryside farms to profit from their crops because of cheap manual slave labor. slavery was officially abolished in southern Italy (not too sure on the rest of Europe) in 189A.D.
ancient Rome's slaves were not treated differently compared to the slavery in the southern US in the 1800s.
There were many types of slaves. Greek slaves are known to have been teachers. Slaves that were not so nicely treated were those who were trained in gladiatorial schools and forced to fight to the death e.g (Spartacus).
The punishment was severe if they decided to run away-crucifixion.
Even though slavery was advantageous to Rome, it was also disastrous in many ways. The manipulation, the degrading, and the dependency of slaves played some role in the fall of Roman civilization. The cruel and inhumane treatments which some Romans gave their slaves partly led to its downfall. For example, the condition in which slaves were kept after being captured was very humiliating. When slaves were first captured, they were brought to auction blocks stripped naked as the buyers examined and placed cards on the slaves that listed all the qualifications of the slave. Other ways in which masters degraded their slaves was by selling them into prostitution, especially, the females.
Type your answer here... Ancient Rome's slaves were not badly treated compared to the slavery in the southern u.s in the 1800's. There were many types of slaves. Greek slaves are known to have been teachers. Slaves that were not so nicely treated were those who were trained in gladitorial schools and forced to fight to the death e.g (spartacus)
They had it, they used slaves, so they must have liked it.
it was bad
Slavery was a major industry in all of the Ancient world during 300 BC, particularly Rome and Greece. As the Romans expanded and explored new lands they captured slaves. In Greece many of the slaves were also captured foreigners.
no
The ancient Romans invented the circus, which we still have.
they had certain freedoms
what was the ancient roams food
Actually slavery began thousands of years ago in prehistory when they were used by ancient Romans and egyptians.
No, slavery was legal in ancient Greece.
Slavery was an institution in every ancient civilization and culture. The Romans were no exception. Slavery was an ancient fact of life. The Romans used their slaves to handle various jobs and responsibilities, freeing up the owner to do other things and to accomplish more. The Romans depended on their slaves and trusted them with their money, their children, their businesses, and their households.
Ancient Greece
Slavery was common in the ancient world
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Ancient Romans. No
The language of the ancient Romans was Latin. The educated Romans also spoke Greek.
Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.Latin was the language of the ancient Romans. As the Romans expanded into Italy, they also brought their language with them.
The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.The ancient Romans inhabited the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Slavery is just about as old as the human race. Every ancient culture had slaves of some type, the Romans were no different. In the ancient world slavery was considered a part of life. The people who were to become known as the Romans had their prisoners of war or debtors to serve them from the founding of the city.
Certainly it was not as enjoyable as freedom, but it was an alternative to death that some found preferable. Slavery was not practiced on a large scale in ancient Greece (except by those champions of freedom, the Spartans). The Romans were much more dependent on slave labor than the Greeks.