People
Entertainment
Education/Religion
Life in Rome
Achievements
100

Patrician 

A wealthy person in Rome.

100

Gladiator fighting

Gladiators were trained fighters who took part in contests in amphitheatres.

100

What age did boys go to school until

13/14

100

Domus

A house where rich people live. 

100

Concrete

The Romans mixed lime with volcanic ash and rocks to create an early form of concrete for building.

200

Plebeian 

A poor person in Ancient Rome.

200

Chariot racing

Horses and carts raced around the Circus Maximus. 

200

How many gods did the Romans believe in and name one..

Many, Venus, Jupiter

200

Insulae 

Tall apartment blocks where poor people lived.

200

Aqueducts

Carried water to the city. 

300

A slave 

Taken from countries invaded by the Romans.

300

Theatres and plays.

Plays were held in open-air theatres in daylight.

300

Catacombs 

Underground tunnels and passages to hold ceremonies and bury their dead. 

300

Tunic 

Men and women wore short-sleeved, knee length tunics, tied at the waist.

300

Language

The Romans spread Latin wherever they went, Italian, Portuguese

400

Freeman 

They were granted a life away from slavery. 

400

Public baths

Romans went to the baths everyday in the early afternoon. This is where they meet people and held business meetings. 

400

Ludus

Richer families went to a primary school

400

Dole 

Free grain given out to poor people by the government 

400

Roman law

Roman law became the basis for law in Western European countries. The concept of ‘innocent until proven guilty’ stemmed from Ancient Rome.

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