The Patron-Client Relationship Was Basic to Roman Society and

question 1

Multiple Choice

The patron-client relationship was basic to Roman society and

• A)required that patron and client treat each other with respect and fidelity.
• B)meant that patrons would put their clients before their own in-laws.
• C)was often extended to conquered countries.
• D)was a form of the hierarchy system of Roman society.
• E)All of these

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