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A large outdoor stadium in Roman Society is a _____
The Colosseum
Which of the following innovations did we NOT learn about in this section?
roads aqueducts a buggy architecture
a buggy
What is a nickname for the famous Via Appia road?
Queen of the Roads
True or False
Some Roman aqueducts are still used today?
TRUE
What is a wedge shaped block at the top of an arch called?
keystone
What word described Roman technology of this time?
advanced
What was the first thing Romans did when they conquered new lands?
built roads
What material did Romans invent that allowed them to design domed ceilings and buildings strong enough to still be standing today?
quick drying cement / concrete
A channel that carries water from one place to another is called a _______.
aqueduct
Roman aqueducts were built underground to prevent the water from ______________
being poinsoned by enemies
What was special about all the roads that the Romans built?
They all led back to Rome
Which types of architecture are the Romans known for? Name 3.
arches, domed ceilings, temples
What is the process called of introducing a new idea, method or invention?
innovation
Which innovation was used by the Romans to bring food and supplies from thousands of miles away?
roads
What does the phrase "all roads lead to Rome" mean today?
There are many ways to do something, but all will get the same answer.
What did artists usually paint on instead of a canvas?
walls
A form of art made from small pieces of tiles or glass to form a picture.
mosaic
Which innovation made it possible for messengers to travel faster helping leaders communicate better?
Roman roads
Name the 3 layers that were used to make Roman Roads.
gravel, limestone and lava rock
What did Romans usually make sculptures of?
people