slavery and its impact on roman families
Slavery in ancient Rome refers to the widespread practice of owning and using enslaved individuals within Roman households. It deeply impacted Roman families by reshaping household dynamics, economy, and social structures. Enslaved individuals were treated as property and performed various tasks such as domestic chores, child rearing, and laborious work. They served as both household servants and as familial companions or tutors. Slavery within Roman families affected social stratification, often creating distinct hierarchies within households.
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