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1º ESO/SOCIAL CLASSES IN ANCIENT ROME - Contenido educativo
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Now, we're going to go over what we've done in class today.
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Today we talked about social classes in ancient Rome.
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By the end of this video, we'll be able to distinguish between the two classes in ancient Rome at this time.
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We know that these were the patricians and the plebeians.
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We're also going to be able to explain the role of each of these class groups at the time.
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So what do we know about patricians?
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We know that they were rich members in society.
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They had all the power and made all the decisions in ancient Rome.
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They controlled the government and the army.
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They served in the Senate which was a council which made important decisions
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in Rome. They could also be military generals or governors. We can see from
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the picture that they wore expensive and decorated clothes. The men wore long
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togas and the women wore stolas. They also lived in a house called the domus.
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We'll be seeing more of this in the next section of our website. On the other
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side we find the plebeians. They were the poorer class of people. They made up most
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of the population but they had no power. They were farmers, traders and served in the army.
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They were given a dull payment of free grain. This was so that they would stay loyal and support the
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rule of the patricians who made up very little of the population. We can see from the picture that
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the men wore very plain clothing, a short tunic and the women wore a plain stula. They lived in
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an insulate which was an apartment block. It was nothing like a domus and we will be talking about
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this in the next section of our website finally i want you to think about the role of women at this
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time do you think they were equal to the men do you think they went to school and if so did they
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learn the same things as the boys and if they didn't go to school what do you think they did
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instead how do you feel about this is it fair we'll have a discussion on this in the next class
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- Subido por:
- Alicia M.
- Licencia:
- Dominio público
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- 73
- Fecha:
- 17 de enero de 2021 - 15:06
- Visibilidad:
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- IES LA SENDA
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- 01′ 49″
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