Equality. It is the same reason that Christianity appealed to women. The poor, slaves, and the women of that time were all treated badly. The message that Christ came and died for all of them made them feel special. The christians also treated them better.
The success in Rome of the Christian Church really began with Emperor Constantine in the fourth century. Constantine ceded to the Church the responsibility for distributing state aid to the poor, allowing the Church both to be seen as generous and to proselytise to the poor. He also promised every Roman convert a white garment, with twenty pieces of gold.
The appeal of Christianity for many was it's promise of a joyous afterlife if one behaved according to Christian teachings. Now there were other sects that also promised an afterlife, but Christianity was the most aggressive in its quest for converts.
Poor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. BecaPoor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. Because of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.Poor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. Because of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.luse of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.
Since whatever the poor used must have been something that could not endure staying the same shape for years and years to come. And because when whoever took over the Romans they kept the good stuff ( Rich romans houses and mansions...) and destroyed the things they didn't need ( poor people things) Addition Look for books by Mary Beard on the excavations at Pompeii. For example the contents of the sewers can be examined to find what the rich and poor ate. She says the poor were surprisingly well fed.
they ate nasty food
Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.
The appeal of Christianity for many was it's promise of a joyous afterlife if one behaved according to Christian teachings. Now there were other sects that also promised an afterlife, but Christianity was the most aggressive in its quest for converts.
Poor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. BecaPoor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. Because of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.Poor people started to convert to christianity because they thought they would have a better life after death. Because of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.luse of the Romans new acceptance for their faith, the Christians were kinder to the Romans also.
Rich Romans lived in amazing houses poor Romans didn't. Rich Romans ate delectable food poor Romans didn't rich Romans had money poor ones didn't rich ones didn't work poor ones did but there is a difference between poor Romans and slaves were people who were very poor and were owned. and if you want to learn the difference between slaves and rich people or poor people and slaves i recommend going on to wikipedia it is a very advanced website that has about 20 A4 pages about every single precise subject.
The poor Romans sometimes ate roasted pig, chicken or cows as their meat.
Since whatever the poor used must have been something that could not endure staying the same shape for years and years to come. And because when whoever took over the Romans they kept the good stuff ( Rich romans houses and mansions...) and destroyed the things they didn't need ( poor people things) Addition Look for books by Mary Beard on the excavations at Pompeii. For example the contents of the sewers can be examined to find what the rich and poor ate. She says the poor were surprisingly well fed.
Poor Romans tended to eat cereal grains (such as porridge and bread) at all meals.
Poor Romans usually ate food that they were able to grow like onions. The poorest of the Romans would eat porridge and bread for morning breakfast. If the family had enough money they would probably buy wine and vegetables for a midday meal their last meal of the day would be anything they could find of the remaining from yesterday or even last week. This is all true but poor Romans also ate soup. Poor Romans did not drink wine or eat veggies. All they could afford was soup and bread and porridge sometimes.
Many Romans lived in fancy housing and had luxurious furniture while the poor had insulars[bad houses]. The rich Romans had awsome food and liked to show off.
rich Romans lived in big houses or beautiful palaces
rich Romans lived in big houses or beautiful palaces
The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".The poorer Romans generally lived in apartment buildings called "insulae".
they lived in old apartments