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Essay heading: Roman Slavery
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August 31, 1996 |
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Not only were the slaves working on the farms and households, they were also
involved in business, such as shops and public buildings. They were in charge of duties like shopkeeping, lending of
money, buying and selling of merchandise. While the slaves were managing the shops, the masters concentrated on
establishing new businesses which resulted in their being very successful and consequently wealthy...
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Slaves were not
only performing the tasks but taking control of everything for their masters and making them wealthy which also
helped the economy. Besides working on the farms and businesses, the most famous task performed by slaves in the
public buildings was working on the aqueduct systems, roads, and the arenas...
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