True or False: the Colosseum was used for chariot races.
False.

What building is this?
The Colosseum
Who chooses a leader in a republic?
The citizens.
Men who fought in the colosseum for entertainment
What is a legionary?
A foot soldier
(question 7)
What building was a stadium used for foot races?
Circus Maximus
The _________ was a stadium for foot races, and the _____________ was an arena for sea battles. (question 1)
What materials did romans use to build their buildings?
stone, brick, marble, wood, and concrete.
What are Plebians?
The farmers, workers and merchants in Rome. (question 9)
They wore armor, helmets, shields, and carried weapons to protect themselves during fights
What was a centurion?
A commander of 80 men
(question 7)
What building was an arena for sea battles?
The Colosseum
What is the purpose of a keystone?
The top middle stone in an arch that locks all the other stones in place. (question 3)
What is a patrician?
The wealthy upper class in Rome (question 9)
How many people could fit in the Colosseum?
50,000 to 80,000
What is a tribuni?
An officer who helped lead.
(question 7)
What were the purpose of roman temples?
Roman temples were places where people worshiped the gods.
Name 3 materials that Romans used to build their roads.
dirt, gravel, crushed stone, sand, and large paving stones.(question 4)
Name the three branches (parts) of the Roman Republic.
1. Council
2. Senate
3. Assembly
(question 6)
What architectural form was used to construct the Colosseum?
Arches
What is a legius?
A commander of a legion.
(question 7)
Name at least three aspects of roman roads you can find in modern cities.
1. A system of waterways
2. grid street planning
3. building styles.
(question 2)
Name the 3 steps in the process of building a roman road.
1. Workers dug a trench where a road would go
2. Workers filled the trench with layers of stone, smaller stones, and gravel to make a strong foundation
3. They places flat paving stones on top to create a smooth and durable road
(question 5)
Led the government and enforced the laws.
The forum or marketplace was the center of the city where people met, shopped, and discussed government.
What are aqueducts and what are they used for?
Aqueducts were structures that carried fresh water to cities, towns, baths, and farms.
(question 8)