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why were the merchant regarded as belonging to one of the lowest social classes,even though they might be wealthy in Ancient Rome
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why were the merchant regarded as belonging to one of the lowest social classes,even though they might be wealthy in Ancient Rome

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In general, the merchants were considered inferior because they did not participate in the military. Rome had a very military-centered society and participation was crucial.
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