Daily Life in Rome: Slavery
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This worksheet guides students to analyze a primary source about slavery in Ancient Rome, developing their understanding of historical content, provenance, and source usefulness.
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Daily Life in Rome: Slavery
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Analyzing a Primary Source on Roman Slavery
Source A: Life of a Roman Slave
"A Roman slave named Lucius describes his daily life: 'From dawn to dusk, I work in the fields or serve in the house. My master is often harsh, and I have no freedom to choose my actions. Sometimes, I am beaten for small mistakes. Despite this, I hope for a better future, but I know I am owned by my master.'" Provenance: Lucius, a Roman slave, circa 50 AD, from his personal account recorded in a collection of testimonies.
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- 1/1/2026
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