Introduction
Lots of roads let to Rome, but not only roads, Roman law, Roman Custom, and Roman Military.

In the city of broken angels
what was once there was no more
the mother mountain that was shadowed by the city
caused even the bravest men to run away in fear
the ash from 1000 fires and the heat from 100 flames
the city housed not a single soul as
a black death swarmed the city
with a hollow heart

35.2 Daily Life

• Riches shoped with slaves
• Dirty streets and small apartment
• senators walked with body guards
• Rich were a small part of population

35.3 Law and Order

• Roman laws were strict
• Crime was common
• The laws of Rome were supposed to be equal but weren't
• Anyone could accuse someone else of crime

35.4 Religion
As they bow down to the almighty,
they have adopted their rulers,
they worshiped, they preyed, they sacrificed to the holy ones
the loyalty of this was something of a honor, in the presence of the emperor
offerings gave hope
disrespect caused fear
above all others they could control the Earth itself, the Olympian gods

35.5 Family Life

• Roman fathers had full control of their family and home
• Roman men were expected to provide for the family
• If a father did not approve of a baby then it was left outside

Food and Drinks

• The many types of food the romans ate are bread, beans, spices, cheese vegtables a meats
• The Romans drank plain water or water with herbs and honey and they drank wine

Housing

• The wealthy lived in grate big houses.
• The poor lived in small cramped apartments.

Education
Schools depend on the type of class you were in.

35.9; Recreation

• There were many forms of Recreation in rome
• Wealthy Romans had lots of leisure time because slaves did alot of there work
• One of the Romans favorite place to gather was the Circus Maximus which was a huge racing track
• Romans also gathered at the gladiator fights, baths and more

35.10 Country Life

• Much of the Roman population lived on the countryside.
• The countryside produced and raised many crops and animals.
• Free countrymen still had to work hard for little money.
• Wealthy people would invest in crops and cattle and had plenty of free time.