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cooking indoors was such a hazard. Their jobs where taken when slaves came into the city, slaves where cheeper and easier. When plebians did a job, the customer had to negotiate a deal and price. But, when slaves did it, all they needed was a little food, some water, and a bed or place to sleep.
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What problems did ancient Romans face?
Ancient Rome had a great number of problems over the 1,200 years of history. The nature of these problems kept changing over time as Rome's situation changed enormously.
Which civilization used tattoos on their face as a form of decoration?
The ancient civilisation that used facial tattoos was the Africans to hide there prison numbers then people started using them to look cool
How was ballet ivented?
Ballet started in ancient rome where performances of pantomines were common, pantomine used body and face movements to reflect the story
What military disadvantages did the spanish conquistadors face regarding indigenous people of new spain?
They had trouble with the cost along with the people them selves.
What did priests wear in Ancient Egypt when they mummified people?
They wore an Anubis face mask when they mummified people and animals.
What problem did Rome face?
poop
If caught what charges does an identity thief face?
just dont do it ! you will get in trouble you will get in trouble
What did the people of ancient Olympia trade?
They traded pie and chicken. They also liked slapping people in the face when they traded.
What is the problem that humans face with regards to the four noble truths of Buddhism?
Most people have trouble letting go of the things they value.
Why was Rome not a democracy?
cuz like u face
Did ancient Chinese look like today's Chinese?
Yes. The time is too short for people to change their face and shape.
What problems did the poor people of ancient Rome face?
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