Which statement best describes slavery in ancient Rome? Slavery was banned throughout ancient Rome. About twenty-five percent of Rome's population was enslaved. Enslaved persons had the same status as Roman women. Slavery existed in ancient Rome but was not widespread.

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Maryjane Leblanc

26 September, 08:30

Which statement best describes slavery in ancient Rome? Slavery was banned throughout ancient Rome. About twenty-five percent of Rome's population was enslaved. Enslaved persons had the same status as Roman women. Slavery existed in ancient Rome but was not widespread.

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Baron Saunders · Answer 1

the statement that best describes slavery in ancient rome is : B. about twenty-five percent of rome's population was enslaved Almost every house with upper middle class status had slaves to tend to their needs. - Eventhough back then women's position still below the men within same social status, their position is still higher than slaves.