What Was a Fundamental Difference Between Slavery in Rome and Slavery

question 41

Multiple Choice

What was a fundamental difference between slavery in Rome and slavery in Greece?

• A) Roman men could raise their children by female slaves as their legitimate children and heirs.
• B) Greeks tended not to enslave other Greeks, but Romans preferred Italian-born slaves.
• C) Roman slaves gained citizenship with their freedom, but Greek slaves did not.
• D) Greek slaves had some legal protections against abuse, but Roman slaves did not.

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