1. Bryant and Payton

2.  Patricians (and Emperors)  They were upper class,the nobiity and wealthy land owners.  Patricians could trace their ancestry to the first Senate Romulus.  The Patricians were the only ones who could be elected consuls.  Found their prestige In religion. DELETE ME AFTER READING Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

3.  Plebeians  Free citizens, not patricians. DELETE ME AFTER READING Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

4.  Equestrians and Senators DELETE ME AFTER READING EXTRA SLIDE: IF YOU HAVE TIME Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

5.  Soldiers DELETE ME AFTER READING Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

6.  Women DELETE ME AFTER READING Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

7.  Slaves DELETE ME AFTER READING Brief description – 1-2 sentence summary Identify 1 or more examples of power, property and prestige

8. DELETE ME AFTER READING Put the social classes where you believe they belong on the pyramid Use the “INSERT” tab to add a “TEXTBOX” that can be put where you want on the pyramid You can also INSERT lines to mark the different layers Double click the textbox to change the shape, border and fill options or add new shapes

9. DELETE ME AFTER READING Describe mobility in Ancient Rome. Could people move up the pyramid? How?