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Quite laid back-they had the life of luxury sometimes they could have jobs as advisers or patrons.

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Why were patricians and plebeians important?

The Patricians were the more elite families of ancient Rome just like modern day upper class. The Plebeians were the workers or the middle classes of today. These helped keep Rome functioning because you need more then one type of person in your civilization (just like an ecosystem). This helped Rome become so great and powerful because of their great economy from different types of workers.


What was the daily life like in ancient rome?

For slaves it meant hard work, equestrians had jobs and youths could have school or jobs too, patricians could be working for the government/senate etc. There were baths were women and men could meet up and bathe. The Roman's life was heavy with religion, temple worships/sacrifices.


What happens when you die in ancient Rome?

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Why did plebeians strike?

This is a very good question. If you don't know, Plebeians didn't have all the rights that patricians did. They had limited voices in the government and were less important then the patricians. The Plebeians didn't like what they had so they striked and marched out of Rome. They refused to return to Rome until they had the same rights as the Patricians did. So finally, the Patricians agreed and Plebeians had more rights but still not as much as the Patricians. Though, they made a 3rd group and elected leaders called "Tribunes". Since there were more Plebeians than Patricians, the Plebeians were allowed to control the 3rd group.


What was the warfare like in ancient Rome?

Dangerous


What are two major social classes in ancient rome?

There were three, not two, social orders in Rome. The patricians were the land-owning aristocracy. The equites (cavalrymen) were a wealthy entrepreneurial group (bankers, moneylenders, merchants and investors in shipping and mining) whose equite status was like a lower tier of the aristocracy. The plebeians or plebs were the commoners.


What was the class system like in ancient rome?

The patricians were the aristocracy, They were owners of large landed estates and most of the senators and most scholars. The equites were the second highest social rank. They were bankers, moneylenders, investors in shipping and mining and civil servants. The plebeians were the commoners.


What were ancient Rome's classes?

Rome's classes (or orders, s they called them) were the patricians, who were the aristocracy. the plebeians were the commoners. Many rich plebeians were given equite (equestrian, cavalryman) status, which was the second highest order in Roman society, a but like a lower tier of the aristocracy. The ten plebeian then came to indicate middle income people and the poor.


What was ancient rome like in 650 bc?

Roman


What was it like growing up in ancient Rome?

boring


What were catacombs in ancient Rome?

Sort of like graveyards.


What was the result of the conflict of orders?

The conflict of orders in ancient Rome resulted in increased tensions between the patricians (upper class) and plebeians (commoners). Eventually, concessions were made to the plebeians, such as the creation of democratic institutions like the tribunes and the Twelve Tables of Roman Law, to address their grievances.