Roman Food
Geography
Daily Life
Pats & Plebs
Bonus
100

Romans at dinner parties or banquets ate their food on this piece of furniture or in this manner

A couch, reclined or laying down

100
Rome is located on this type of geographical feature

Peninsula

100

Poor Romans citizens lived in this type of housing

Apartments

100

This a group of upper-class citizens in ancient Rome.

Patricians

100

This volcano erupted destroying the town of Pompeii

Mt. Vesuvius

200

For dinner these people ate chunks of fish long with asparagus and a fig for desert

Poor Romans

200

Romans were influenced by their neighbors to the north the Etruscans, name one way Romans were influenced.

Engineering or Sporting Events

200

Wealthy Romans enjoyed what types of entertainment

theaters, swimming, gardens, massages, fights or chariot races.

200

This is a group of free non-patricians that make up about 95% of Rome's Population.

Plebeians

200

This is the place at the center of every Roman city where people gathered and shopped

The Forum

300

For dinner these people ate elaborate dinners such as mice cooked in honey, roasted parrots, salted jellyfish and snails dipped in milk

Wealthy Romans

300

Romans were influenced by their neighbors to the south the Greeks, name one way Romans were influenced.

Architecture, Writing, Art or Religion

300

This person was the "head" of the house in Roman families

The Father
300

The Patricians retained control of over what aspect of Roman life.

The Government

300

The shape of Italy resembles this 

a boot

400

Both wealthy and poor Romans relied on thermopolia  for food these are similar to what type of restaurant today.

Fast-food restaurants

400

A person trained to fight for public entertainment in ancient Rome

Gladiator

400

Wealthy Roman children were given an education, whereas poor Roman children would do this instead

work or learn a trade

400

This is the term that means to refuse to approve proposals of government

Veto

400

Rome has had a lasting effect on modern society, one way is through language. This Roman language is based on this language which many modern languages are based. 

Latin

500

Romans often drank this beverage with their meals

Wine

500

The myth of how Rome was founded centered around these two twins

Romulus and Remus

500

This was a gathering place that where gladiators fought for thousands of spectators

colosseum

500

Eventually Plebeians earned to the right to pass these for all Roman citizens.

Laws

500

The Romans technique of layering stone, sand and gravel for this type of construction was the standard for 2,000 years.

Roads

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