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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #36171 Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome’s streets were named after the social status of their residents. But what do we know about the interactions between these varying classes? Conflicting ideas exist of how Rome’s inhabitants socialised. Some historical texts provide details of specific trading areas for differing classes, yet others suggest densely-populated streets where people of all statuses came to socialise. Archaeological findings, however, show that the gradual development of Rome’s commerce and infrastructure led to an increase in population and social activity among city-dwellers. These developments may have led to more social mixing, as we can see demonstrated by the kinds of seating area and mosaics excavated from the ancient city.

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