Han Dynasty Women

Rome and China 113.8 million was combined population of the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire. Of these many people, all of the Soldiers, Slaves, and Women had many differences and similarities. These specific similarities and differences between Roman and Chinese Soldiers, Slaves, and Women all are all notable and deserve detailed study. Women in the Roman Empire and Han Dynasty were both very mistreated and were always talked down on. But they also had some rights. Women in these empires and dynasties had many differences and similarities. One similarity women in the Han Dynasty and Roman Empire had was that they were believed to be not as good as men. For instance, in the reading Women in the Roman Empire, the author states “Roman law …show more content…
A responsibility the Slaves in the Han dynasty and Roman Empire had, was that they had to work for the government. For example in the reading, Slaves in the Roman Empire, the author said “They also work for city government on engineering products such as roads.” Likewise in China, the reading, Slaves in the Han Dynasty, China, the author explains “The most important was labor for the governments on roads.” The similarity that Slaves had in the Han Dynasty and Roman Empire helped keep their city safe and clean. A right that Slaves had in Rome was that if you were a convict (From Rome), you didn’t have to be a slave. This is stated in the reading Slavery in the Roman Empire, when the author points out, “Slaves in Rome included prisoners of war, Sailors captured and sold by pirates, or Slaves bought outside of Roman territory.” On the other hand, in China, if you were a convict, you had to be a Slave. In the reading, Slaves in the Han Dynasty, China the author States “Below the commoners were two large groups, Convicts and Slaves. The significance for China having convicts as Slaves was that they got their punishment while being productive and helping the Han Dynasty. It was the same in the Roman