Anicent Rome Government
Patricians-
Patricians were upper-class of the citizens of Rome. They were commonly wealthy landowners who held all the highest positions in government.
Daily Life-
The daily life for patricians consists of them living in their house in the city, while slaves tend to their villa in the country. Dinner could consist of olives, shellfish, hardboiled eggs, or smoked fish. Also, much wine sweetens with honey is consumed. Children in wealthy homes had a plethora of toys and slaves to keep them entertained.
Rights-
Boys born into patrician families would receive extensive education from private tutors. Also, patricians were sometimes exempt from military duties expected from other citizens. Patricians would also have rights such as they would be faced with little work or real responsibility. They were blessed with a relatively easy life.
Jobs-
Patricians had many jobs involving the government. Some examples are, magistrates, senate, government official, or accountants.
Housing-
The patricians lived in houses called Domus'. Patricians were also commonly able to afford both a town house and a country villa. Their houses had high ceilings and-and high doors, but not many windows. Even though they had large houses, they did not have many windows. Slaves did most of the work around the house.
Men & Women-
Both men and women were there, yes. But, women weren't citizens as men were. Therefore, they couldn't be patricians. Women were treated more as property than citizens.