Male Citizens
Women and Girls
Teens
Enslaved People
100

How many names did Roman citizens have?

3

100

Where did Roman women and girls get their names from?

The feminine version of their father's nōmen.

100

When did Roman boys come of age?

At 15

100

What naming conventions were used for enslaved people?

Adjectives and countries of origin

200

What were each of the names called?

praenōmen, nōmen, and cognōmen

200

What skill did Roman husbands value in their wives?

Woolworking

200

When did Roman teens finish their education?

At 17

200

What jobs were performed by enslaved people (name at least two)?

Cooking, scribe work, hairdressing, teaching, doctor, mining, metalworking

300

Where did citizens do most of their work (in Latin)?

in tablinō

300

What places were women and girls NOT allowed to go?

The Senate and law courts

300

What did Roman teens learn in school (name at least two things)?

Public speaking, how to read, write, and speak Latin and Greek

300

True or false: Enslaved people could legally marry

False

400

What rights did citizens have (name at least two)?

Right to vote, run for office, participate in Senate and law court

400

True or false: women could own businesses

True

400

At what age could a Roman youth make his own business deals?

25

400

How did someone become enslaved (name at least two ways)?

Conquest, sold by family, abandoned as a baby, kidnapped

500

What character have we met who belongs to this category?

Caecilius

500

What would the daughter of a man named Marcus Tullius Cicero be called?

Tullia

500

What is the toga that Roman boys get at 15 called?

toga virīlis

500

What characters have we met who belong to this category?

Grumiō and Clēmēns

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