What might a conversation between a roman child from the upper class and a roman child from a lower class look like.
the text message conversation must: have a total of 10 text messages each at least two complete sentences. describe the differences in the daily lives of upper class and lower class citizens. describe the opportunities for children in general in Rome. compare how life differed from female and male children in Rome. explain the effect of social status on one's future in the Roman Republic.

Social stratification created a huge drift in the Roman society.

Explanation:

Roman people never equal social strata. some were inferior while some were superior. Social categories were based on money, power and authority. An upper class Roman child may enjoy all comforts but the lower class Roman child will satisfy its hunger by eating bread made of cheap flour. Plebeians were common people in Rome. Kids of Plebeians never went to school and the women had no rights in ancient Rome.

Patricians are people who belonged to noble family. Kids of Patricians went to school. They were taught by their parents or an educated slave, The poor worked very hard to make both ends meet.  Another very important part was a trip to the baths, even on holy days, but the baths were only for Patricians.

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