Yes,ancient Rome was very wealthy.Its treasures are the proof.
the PATRICIANS. the poor, common people were the PLEBIANS.
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the number of weapons you have
biscuits or pancakes in honey
Wealthy
Wealthy Eygptians preserved bodies as mummies
Wealthy people
Wealthy people of Rome were called Patricians. American Government class? Me too. Tcarver6
Plebeians: The underclass of Roman society.Patricians: The wealthy and powerful in Rome.
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No, quite the opposite actually. The patrician, by definition, is a wealthy land owner in ancient Rome.
most civilians walked but wealthy civilians would buy horses or carriages