There was a big difference in the rich citizens in ancient Rome, similar to the 1% crisis today. The rich citizens, known as the patricians, made up 10% of the population and had 90% of the wealth. The poor, called plebeians, made up 90% of the population and had 10% of the wealth. The patricians had most rights, whereas the plebeians barely had basic human rights. It wasn't a nice place to be. If you were rich, you didn't have friends. If you were poor, you didn't have an education.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
Your question can be answered with one word: money. The rich had it, the poor did not. Money and the things it could buy raised one's social status.
well the poor people of rome were at the very bottom, working for food and money. but the rich people of rome whre st the top (the most important) with slaves a their feet.
In ancient Rome the rich lived in private houses, called domus. The poor lived in several-storey-high blocks of flats called insulae.
The poor people had hard lives and could not afford much and they worked a lot - whereas the rich people had lives of luxury and owned poor people as slaves.
Poor, like today.
Roman
Bread and Circuses.
Diocletian was a Roman Emperor who came from a poor family. After gaining ranks in the Roman Army he eventually became Emperor of the Roman Empire in 284 until 305.
The upper class were rich, were as the lower were poor.
Because it did
There were parallels between the later Roman Empire and modern industrial countries. There was a great divide between rich and poor. The Roman one percent controlled the wealth, and the poor had to settle for Bread and Circuses to keep them from revolting. Eventually the poor welcomed barbarian invasion over the crippling taxation and unemployment of the Roman Emperors.
Poor, like today.
That could be the case.....
Food
Roman
An overemphasis on military service. The fall of Christianity. Extremely low inflation.
The poor gets poorer and the rich gets richer.
Bread and Circuses.
The differences between the Plebeians and Patricians were the differences between the rich and the poor. So yes, these differences still exist in all countries all over the world.
There were differences in the way the rich and the poor made money. The rich invested in monopolies while the poor just made a little bit of money in factories.
Because Rome started becoming poor and kept on being attacked