patricians formed the highest social class of republican and early imperial rome.
patricians formed the highest social class of republican and early imperial rome.
who formed the highest social class of republican and early imperial rome?
patricians
bullet::::- adoption in ancient rome









































bullet::::- birth registration in ancient rome









































bullet::::- marriage in ancient rome









































bullet::::- "confarreatio"









































bullet::::- "mos maiorum"









































bullet::::- patronage in ancient rome









































bullet::::- roman citizenship









































bullet::::- romanization









































bullet::::- slavery in ancient rome









































bullet::::- social class in ancient rome









































bullet::::- patricians









































bullet::::- plebs









































bullet::::- conflict of the orders









































bullet::::- secessio plebis









































bullet::::- equestrian order









































bullet::::- gens









































bullet::::- tribes









































bullet::::- women in ancient rome









































bullet::::- naming conventions for women in ancient rome









































section::::culture of ancient rome.:religion in ancient rome.









































religion in ancient rome









































bullet::::- imperial cult









































bullet::::- religious persecution in the roman empire
outline of ancient rome
it was found that social class of origin predicts educational attainment in both the participant's and offspring generations. father's social class and participant's social class held the same importance in predicting offspring educational attainment—effect across two generations. educational attainment mediated the association of social class attainments across generations (father's and participants social class, participant's and offspring's social class). there was no direct link between social classes across generations, but in each generation educational attainment was a predictor of social class, which is consistent with other studies. also, participant's childhood ability moderately predicted their educational and social class attainment (.31 and .38). participant's educational attainment was strongly linked with the odds of moving downward or upward on the social class ladder. for each sd increase in education, the odds of moving upward on the social class spectrum were 2.58 times greater (the downward ones were .26 times greater). offspring's educational attainment was also strongly linked with the odds of moving upward or downward on the social class ladder. for each sd increase in education, the odds of moving upward were 3.54 times greater (the downward ones were .40 times greater). in conclusion, education is very important, because it is the fundamental mechanism functioning both to hold individuals in their social class of origin and to make it possible for their movement upward or downward on the social class ladder.
social mobility