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Life in Rome
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The boys would stop going to school at ages 12 or 13 and occasionally 16.,
Girls married at ages 12 to 18. ,
They would kill there babies if they were not strong.,
Roman men were excepted to provide for there family.,
Only the rich had kitchens.,
If the father didn’t approve of a newborn, it was left outside to die or to be claimed as a slave.,
They had babies at their homes.,
Filth and disease-carrying rats caused sickness to spread rapidly. Fire was another danger. Many of the buildings were made of wood, and the cooking grills caught fire easily,
Many poor children in Rome were sent to work instead of to school.,
The rich enjoyed plays in theaters and musical performances in one another’s homes.,
Men and women sat in separate sections at the Colosseum,
90 percent of the empire’s people lived in the country. and
Slaves did most of the farming in Rome.),
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People did not get married from 12 to 18.,
They raise all babies even if they were not strong.,
People usually go to a hospital to have babies.,
All people can get money for their family.,
Almost everyone has kitchens in their home.,
All babies are taken unless they don't want them then they drop them off at the orphanage .,
We stay in school until 18 usually.,
People don't go to others homes to watch plays.,
People don't kill each other for entertainment. and
The USA does not have slavery),
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Wealthy women could run their house holds instead of the men. and
The fanciest room was the dining room.) and
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