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Can a Father sell his Childs as slaves by 100 A.D?
In rich families, at what age will the Father send their Children
and household slaves to school?
What is the difference between a rich person and a poor
person?
What did roman children learn in School?
The great gods were ___________, __________, and _________.
___________ was the supreme god. He controlled the thunder and
lighting and was the guardian of Rome. _______ Was his wife. She
was the queen of gods and the protector of woman. ___________
was the goodness of wisdom and guardian of craft workers.
Rome joins together and shows their loyalty to the state. At
home, Romans worship the household gods. ______, ________, And
__________. _________ guarded the fireside, ________ guarded land,
and _________ watched over the stored food.
Can a Father sell his Childs as slaves by 100 A.D?
No, But before 100 A.D, father had the power to sell his children as
slaves
In rich families, at what age will the Father send their Children and
household slaves to school?
Mostly at the age of 7.
What is the difference between a rich person and a poor person?
Rich people had a lot of power, they had lots of slaves, they could afford
3-5 or sometimes even more. Some rich people had their own bathes.
What did roman children learn in School?
They learned stuff by taking classes like literature and rhetoric-the art
of effective writing and speaking. Student needed to learn rhetoric’s in
order to enter law or politics. Romans believed that skill in rhetoric was
the mark of a gentleman. Roman didn’t learn very much about science,
mathematics, and engineering
Romans believed that they had being able to build empire and find
peace because they kept their god happy. Like many other ancient
peoples, Romans had gods for every act and event in their lives. The
great gods were Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva. Jupiter was the supreme
god. He controlled the thunder and lighting and was the guardian of
Rome. Juno was his wife. She was the queen of gods and the protector of
woman. Minerva was the goodness of wisdom and guardian of
craftworks. Rome joins together and shows their loyalty to the state. At
home, Romans worship the household gods. Vesta, Lares, and Penates.
Vesta guarded the fireside, Lares guarded land, and Penates watched
over the stored food.