Social Responsibilities In Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome existed around 756 BCE to 476 CE, In that time, Rome transformed from a monarchy, to a republic, and then finally to an empire. To a major extent, the lives of senators in Ancient Rome were shaped and influenced by their social group and status within the Roman Republic. This is shown through how they became members of the group, what their daily life was like and what different roles they undertook in the senate.
The senate was an exclusive society People became members of the group by having at least 1 million roman coins, if they had less they were forced to resign. They had to be from one of the upper classes, meaning they had to be from the Equestrian group and later the middle group could become senators too, if they had …show more content…
There are Meany smaller roles in the office such as the censor who could promote or demote others from classes, And the Quaestor worked in taxes and finance. There are 3 different jobs that do the same thing they are the Curule , the Aedile and the Plebeian, the Aedile they all worked over seas and worked on premoting the public game’s. There is one job that can promote and or suggest law, and that is the tribune The Pontifex Maximus does any thing to do with religious matters and then the dictator is the most powerful combined all the roles into one he can do anything This shows that the romans were well structured it their way of governing over the people and how the senate was constructed an ran it also shows that the 3 that are the same could collaborate with each other. They really got a high life for this and they didn’t have to do that much to live compared to the lower …show more content…
Life was so much easy. They were rewarded with good wealth and privileges. They were designated exclusive clothing and a very expensive ring made of gold. They were treated like masters from the roman people, there were also Meany different roles in the senate to split the work load. Or just to manage things in case of the censor who didn’t have to do much. The roman senate was a very easy life for the senators. As shown their life was heavily influenced by theie job as a
The senate was an exclusive society People became members of the group by having at least 1 million roman coins, if they had less they were forced to resign. They had to be from one of the upper classes, meaning they had to be from the Equestrian group and later the middle group could become senators too, if they had …show more content…
There are Meany smaller roles in the office such as the censor who could promote or demote others from classes, And the Quaestor worked in taxes and finance. There are 3 different jobs that do the same thing they are the Curule , the Aedile and the Plebeian, the Aedile they all worked over seas and worked on premoting the public game’s. There is one job that can promote and or suggest law, and that is the tribune The Pontifex Maximus does any thing to do with religious matters and then the dictator is the most powerful combined all the roles into one he can do anything This shows that the romans were well structured it their way of governing over the people and how the senate was constructed an ran it also shows that the 3 that are the same could collaborate with each other. They really got a high life for this and they didn’t have to do that much to live compared to the lower …show more content…
Life was so much easy. They were rewarded with good wealth and privileges. They were designated exclusive clothing and a very expensive ring made of gold. They were treated like masters from the roman people, there were also Meany different roles in the senate to split the work load. Or just to manage things in case of the censor who didn’t have to do much. The roman senate was a very easy life for the senators. As shown their life was heavily influenced by theie job as a