How were the ancient Rome organized?

Answer 1

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.

Answer 2

The Romans, as all ancient people, had a class orientated society. A person's rank or class in society depended on birth. Occasionally a person would be appointed to a higher class because of some public service or some quality.