PPT-Slaves in the Roman Civil Service

Levels and positions Why use slaves Roman Republic limited evidence viatores praecones mix of slave and free Individualized staff of governors Taxes collected via private companies . Roman Slavery, Gladiators, & the Spartacus Revolt ROMAN SLAVERY: The subjugation {total control} of the Roman slaves was a result of the territorial conquests of the empire. As new land was acqui In the Roman World. Slavery is a ubiquitous feature of the Ancient World. Ancient Slavery is NOT racial. Anyone can become a slave regardless of racial features or ethnic origin.. It is circumstances that make someone a slave. Slave Rebellion . 73 BC. Who was Spartacus?. W. as . in the Roman army. .. . He was sold into slavery and trained at the gladiatorial school in . Capua, Italy.. 73 BC, Spartacus was one of . about 200 gladiator . Explain . some of the crimes and punishments handed out in Roman Britain. Explain why these punishments were given. Evaluate how far punishments reflected society. By the end of the lesson you should be able to...... in the Roman Empire. Emperors, Patricians, Plebeians, . Slaves, and more. 1. Social Hierarchy of the . Roman Empire. 2. Turn and Talk:. What do you think these terms mean? . Who are these people?. Emperor. in the Roman Empire. Emperors, Patricians, Plebeians, . Slaves, and more. 1. 2. List, Group, Label. In your small group brainstorm a list of ideas and facts about the concept of slavery. Make sure to think back to 5. What . was the true cause of the American Civil War? Why? . (. Slavery, Popular Sovereignty/States’ Rights, or Sectionalism. ?). Essay Question. Essay Structure. 1. Introduction. : . Background of North and South, Definition of major . Sources of Roman slaves (hey! They’re the same as the Greeks!). Warfare. Kidnapping/Piracy/Brigandage. Trade. Exposure. Birth. Self. -enslavement. Reported enslavements through war 297-167 BCE. Third Samnite War (297-293) 58.000-77,000. mediterranean. societies from 700 . bce. to 400 . ce. .. c. . Analyze the contributions of Hellenistic and . Roman culture. ; include law, gender, and science. . Structure of the Republic. 3. Patricians. Part One : Introduction. People and society at . Aquae. . Sulis. Citizenship, multiculturalism, slavery and the status of women:. who actually lived in Roman Bath?. how did the society work?. who were the slaves?. . ROMAN DAILY LIFE. Rome was a proud and busy city. Filled w/beautiful buildings (such as Pantheon and Colosseum). Busy marketplaces filled with people. Merchants brought goods from all over to sell in Rome. 1852. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Stowe hoped for a quick, peaceful end to slavery. Instead it divided Northerners and Southerners even more. Can you think of another example we have seen that proves sometimes, “the pen is mightier than the sword”?. Terms to Know. Province, the Colosseum, aqueduct, polytheism, arch. Roman Growing Pains. With the defeat of Carthage, Rome’s power and wealth grew, but it caused a lot of problems. . Had an empire without an emperor.. (5 years). By Rachel Harding . A4. 1861. Even . before the war there was a lot . of . tension between the North and the South because the South wanted to leave the U.S. because Abraham Lincoln was elected president and .