Life In Ancient Rome (1964)
*Life in Ancient Rome* (1964) is a **13-minute color educational film** produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC)**. The film **re-creates daily life in Rome** during the reign of **Emperor Trajan**, offering a glimpse into the **achievements, culture, and societal structure** of the **Roman Empire at its height**. It explores both the **strengths** of Roman civilization—such as engineering, governance, and military power—and its **weaknesses**, including social inequalities and eventual decline. Additionally, the film examines how **Roman ideas, innovations, and culture influenced the development of Western civilization**, making it a valuable resource for students studying **ancient history, political systems, and cultural legacies**.
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