CHAPTER 9.  To be a Citizen:  Be male  Live in Rome  Register in the census (must claim women, children, and slaves)  Eventually citizenship spread.

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CHAPTER 9

 To be a Citizen:  Be male  Live in Rome  Register in the census (must claim women, children, and slaves)  Eventually citizenship spread outside the city walls

 Wealthy- Lived in elegant homes in the city  Also had Villas  Poor- lived in poorly built run down housing  Riots when food supply was low  Colosseum or Circuses  Gladiators

 Roman family life was important  Govt. helped support families with multiple kids. Even went as far as to give them land.  Single men/families with no children (got nothing  Paterfamilias (pay tur fuh mil ee us)  Head of the household (dad, grandpa, great grandpa)

 Marry into a family and produce children  Wealthy women had some freedoms to do as they pleased  Poor women often took jobs a dress makers, shoe makers, dancers, entertainers, cooks

 1/3 of the population in Italy were slaves  House slaves  Farm slaves  Mine slaves  Galdiators

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