Which statement best describes slavery in ancient rome? slavery was banned throughout ancient rome. about twenty-five percent of rome’s population was enslaved. enslaved persons had the same status as roman women. slavery existed in ancient rome but was not widespread.

The statements that best describes slavery in ancient Rome are:

-About twenty five percent of Rome's population was enslaved. Almost 40% of the population of today's Italian territory was made of slaves.

Slavery in Ancient Rome was one of the characteristics of Roman society. Throughout the history of the Roman Empire and its dominion over the Mediterranean, Europe, Africa and Asia, Roman society was essentially slave, and both its economy and its social structure was based on a class system where the slave constituted the lowest step of society.

Slaves were placed in a lower status in Roman society than women. Women had citizenship, but slaves hadn't.

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