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Why were plebians and enslaved person similar in the Roman Society?

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Plebeians and enslaved persons similar in roman society

• Throughout ancient Rome, slavery served a significant part throughout culture and the economy. In addition to manual labour, slaves provided various household tasks, and could be employed in extremely skilled occupations and professions.
• Accountants and doctors were often slaves. Particularly Slaves of Greek descent may be highly educated. Wealthy plebeians were counted in the Roman elite. Following improvements in the rules, however, the patricians still retained a majority of Ancient Rome's riches and might.
• The slaves represented a third social class in Roman society. Around one percent of Rome inhabitants were slaves

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