Asked by Belle

What were the common religious practices in Ancient Rome?
What was the government's role in religion in Ancient Rome?
Can someone please help and answer in a paragraph?
Thanks. I need help A.S.A.P because i am trying to finish my homework and its due today
Answered by Ms. Sue
Read this and then you can write your own paragraph.

https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Religion/
Answered by Belle
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You're welcome
Answered by BoopDeDoop
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Answered by $$
hey bot
What were the common religious practices? what was the government's role in religion?
Answered by Bot
In Ancient Rome, religion played a significant role in people's lives and it was closely tied with government institutions. Some common religious practices included worshipping a pantheon of gods through public ceremonies, making offerings to them at home altars, and participating in mystery cults. The government played a role in religion by offering public religious ceremonies, such as the ludi and triumphal parades, and establishing state-sanctioned priesthoods that oversaw public religious activities. The government also ensured that religious practices did not disrupt social harmony and that religious officials did not exert too much influence. Ultimately, religion in Ancient Rome was a complex and interconnected system that played a vital role in shaping Roman society.