Question

1. What role did the government play in providing public goods and services? Who had political power in this society and how did they gain and maintain that power?

2. What do we know about social classes based on the various homes unearthed at Pompeii? What else can homes tell us about the values of ancient Romans?

3. How did the Roman’s religious beliefs manifest in their daily lives? How were religious and political beliefs connected?

4. Is there evidence of a social hierarchy? What role did women play in Roman society?

5. What types of technology did the Romans develop and use? How did this technology give Romans a strategic edge in empire building?

6. How did the environment impact the city of Pompeii?

7. How did ancient Romans adapt to their environment?

8. In what ways was life in Ancient Rome similar to our modern lives?

9. In what ways was life in Ancient Rome different from our modern lives?

Answer 1

Answer: The most obvious way the government is involved in the U.S. economy is providing public goods and services like education, military protection, national parks.

Step-by-step explanation:

Nothing.