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What was the name given to the common poor people in Ancient Rome?
plebians
What name was given to the tall apartment blocks that housed the poor in ancient Rome?
The name was insula (plural insulae).
Holocaust is the name given to?
this name was given to the annihilation of the Jewish people during WW ll
Roma is another word for?
Roma is the Italian name for Rome, the capital of Italy. __ It is also the word used for gypsies.The Roma people are also known as gypsies.Roma is also the Italian name for the city of Rome.
What was the name for common people in rome?
Commoners in ancient rome were called plebians.
What name is given to the different tribes that regularly invaded Rome?
the barbarians xx
What name is given to the different tribes that regularly invaded ancient Rome?
Goths
What was the name given to the common poor people in Ancient Rome?
plebians
Pope is the traditional name given to who?
It is the name given to the Holy Father, the Bishop of Rome,
What was the name given the bishop of rome?
The Bishop of Rome became known as the pope.
What name was given to a man chosen to represent the common people in Rome's government?
The plebeian tribune was the representative of the plebeians (the commoners).
The allied invasion of was given the given the code name d-day?
D-Day was the day that the Allies invaded Normandy, France.
What was the name given to the lower class of rome?
The plebeians, or plebs, who were the commoners.
What was Britain called when rome invaded Britain?
It may not have had a name, as it was not all one country. However the entire territory was called Britannia by the Romans.
What was the name of the poor people in rome?
At first the poor people in Rome were called Plebeians. When the city expanded, they were the Proletariat.
What name was given to the tall apartment blocks that housed the poor in ancient Rome?
The name was insula (plural insulae).
What name is given to the tribes that regularly invaded Rome?
Romans called all non-Romans Barbarians. Barbarian comes from a Greek term meaning to bark like a dog. They believed that the languages of non-Greeks, and, later, non-Romans sounded like the dogs barking.
