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What does the term ‘Patrician’ stand for?
Land owner
Landless labourer
Slave
Slave master
- Patrician: In ancient Rome, a patrician was a member of the aristocratic families who originally held power and were considered the ruling class. They were typically landowners and had political influence.
- Option 1, Land owner: Correct! Patricians were often landowners and held significant wealth and influence in society.
- Option 2, Landless labourer: Incorrect. Patricians were not laborers; they were the elite class.
- Option 3, Slave: Incorrect. Patricians were not slaves; they were the ruling class.
- Option 4, Slave master: Patricians may have owned slaves, but this term encompasses a broader role than just owning slaves. They were more than just ‘slave masters.’
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