In Rome they want to get the rich and poor separated so they had the military for justice.
beacuse it did.:)
Yes, the poor people would work for or be slaves for the rich, the poor people were the plebeians and the rich were called the patricians; the equestrians was another of the classes.
Rome was in trouble on 135 B.C because farmers lost their land, meaning Rome lost its economy. Merchants became very poor because luxuries were available in other places for rich Romans to buy, artisans lost their business because the Romans wanted to buy from Syria and Greece, and government officials were to busy getting money to worry about the republic's problems. The gap between the rich and the poor grew. The poor hated the rich and the rich hated the poor. Because of all this, Rome lost its political stability.
they are called PATRITIONS and the poor people were called PLEBIANS.
Water and diluted wine were the main drinks of all Romans, both rich and poor.
The twelve tables
No they did not. The rich lead a life of opulence and the poor struggle to survive.
The rich became richer and the poor become poorer. The state distributed a free grain dole the the poor.
The widening gap between the rich and the poor.
they where extremely poor and laws where not helping them against rich people.
During the Roman Republic all Roman citizens had the right to vote, including the poor.Therefore, the poor did not need a group of rich people to allow them to vote.