CONTEXT
What was London's Roman name?
Londinium
What was the basic garment worn by Roman men?
A tunic.
Which of these was not eaten by Romans: tomatoes, lamb, bread?
Tomatoes
Who was the head of a Roman household?
The father.
What was the name of the luxurious homes of the wealthy?
Villas.
What name did the Romans give to Britain?
What garment showed that a man was a Roman citizen?
A toga.
What drink did Romans prefer?
Wine (often mixed with water).
Name a job that an ordinary citizen could have.
Farmer, craftsmen, traders...
What structure carried water across long distances?
Aqueduct.
Who lived in Britain before the invasion of teh Romans?
Tribes like the Celts or Picts.
What clothing item was unique to Roman women?
The stola.
Name one vegetable Romans commonly ate.
Cabbage, leeks, onions, garlic.
Who was at the bottom of Roman society?
Slaves.
What did the Romans believe in?
More than one god, they were polytheistic.
Which emperor ordered the invasion of Britain?
Emperor Claudius.
Name two pieces of Roman soldier equipment.
Helmet / armor / shield / sword.
Name one fruit introduced or popularized by Romans in Britain.
Apples, pears, cherries, plums.
What could some slaves do to improve their status?
Earn their freedom.
What were Roman public baths for besides washing?
Socializing, relaxing, exercising, doing business.
In what year did Roman Britain begin?
AD 43.
What did Roman men and women wear on their feet?
Leather sandals.
What type of meat did they eat?
Pork, beef, and lamb.
Name one right Roman women had.
They could own property / run businesses / participate socially.
What kinds of shows happened in amphitheaters?
Plays, gladiator fights, performances.