Betrayal is when someone you trust does something bad to you. In ancient Rome, people often betrayed each other because they wanted more power or money. Imagine being in a group of friends who all want to be the leader, if one person betrays another, they might get the chance to lead instead. This happened a lot in Roman history!
Examples
- A soldier betrays his general because he wants more medals
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See also
- Why Did the Ancient Romans Betray Each Other for a Day?
- How Did Ancient Rome Manage Its Huge Public Works?
- How Did Ancient Rome Influence Modern Governance?
- How Did Ancient Rome Finance Its Empire?
- How Did the Ancient Roman Forum Shape Modern Politics?