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Daily Life -Rome -Most people were poor farmers or city dwellers -Overcrowded -Poor housing -elaborate public buildings -Roman government served to unify society -Provided law and order -Growth of trade and commerce -Roman system of roads

Roman Family Life -Dominant male -Education -Marriage and divorce -Women’s rights -Slavery -Widespread -War captives -Spartacus

Roman Religion -Based on Greek gods -Tolerant of other religions -Judea--Land of the Jews -Jewish revolt---Destruction of the Jewish Temple----Western Wall only remains -Jesus Christ -Crucifixion -Spread of Christianity -Persecution of Christians . Under Nero -Martyrs

Art and Architecture -Influences of Greek art on Roman art -Architecture -Dome arch vaults -Roads -Bridges -Aqueducts

Literature -Virgil -“Aeneid” -Horace -Writes of follies and vices of people -Livy -History of Rome -Plutarch -Influence of the Roman alphabet

Roman Entertainment -Theater -Chariot races -Circus Maximus -Colosseum -Gladiators

Roman Knowledge -Galen -Medical texts -Ptolemy -Earth centered astronomy philosophy