During the Roman Republic all Roman citizens had the right to vote, including the poor.Therefore, the poor did not need a group of rich people to allow them to vote.
The Council that the roman patricians gave the plebians who demanded some say in government.
The second Triumvirate carried out large scale proscriptions. Many supporters of the assassins of Caesar were declared enemies of the state. They were executed and their property was confiscated. This eliminated many enemies of the Triumvirate and raised a lot of money, as many of the proscribed people were rich.
Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.Many time the rich Roman people are called patricians, but this is not entirely accurate. In the early days of the city, yes, the patricians were the wealthy class, but over time some of them lost their fortunes and even though they were still of the patrician class, they were not rich. Other social classes also gained wealth. Many plebeians were rich as well as the equites. Also many freedmen were not only very wealthy, but also government officials or advisers.
Hades' alternate Roman name is Pluto, it means 'the rich one'.
rich people rich people such as patricians had good education
In private banquets rich people invited other rich people. Public banquets were open.
yes. only rich people could afford art cuz the poor people had nothing
During the Roman Republic all Roman citizens had the right to vote, including the poor.Therefore, the poor did not need a group of rich people to allow them to vote.
Poor, like today.
All the classes used the Roman baths, rich, poor, male and female.
Most people, even poor people had at least one slave. Though Rich citizens did have more. The emperor and rich citizens had about 500 slaves.
During the period of the Roman Empire, Rome was considered the most civilized city in the world and Roman citizens the most civilized people in the world, regardless of whether they were rich or poor.
becuase the roman where not rich and thet did that they wanted to be rich
Patricians :)
The Council that the roman patricians gave the plebians who demanded some say in government.
The Roman Empire is an ancient empire that expanded too much, lacked communication, got lazy and eventually fell. The rich people were extremely rich and everyone else was very tired and had no money.