What ranks were there in the Colosseum of Rome?

Answer 1

Your question is vague and difficult to understand. The Colosseum had four tiers. The seating arrangements were by social rank and gender. The lowest level was reserved for the senators and their families. The other ones were assigned by social status, with poorer people sitting at a higher level. Women sat on steps under a portico, separated from the men. The poor sat on a terrace above the portico. They had the worst view and the worst seats. Their lower steps were of marble and the higher ones were made of wood.