roman buildings
what is a colosseum meant for?
for people to fight in an arena
what would the romans do if you disobeyed the law?
they would either kill you or torture you
what is rome?
it is a giant piece of land that inhabited by all the roman people. (and to the gladiators that would kill each other for their freedom)
what is the name of the eastern roman empire become know as?
the Bryzantine empire
where did rome get some of there ideas from?
greek colonists
what did the romans build to hold water?
aqueduct
what did some of the romans force children to do even though it was against the law?
steal food from people to show their agility
where was rome located?
in a desert
what could some of the gladiators win?
their freedom
who set up a new capital in rome?
constantine
where would the more rich people stay?
the nicer buildings
what would the romans do if you refused to fight in the arena?
they would kill you
where would the romans take the kids to "train"?
the mountains
what were some of the gladiators?
slaves who were forced to were fight
what is a gladiator?
a warrior who fought for the romans
what did the romans make that allowed people battle each other in?
the colesseum
what did a person have to have prove a person guilty?
solid evidence
what part of the the roman land was the byzantine empire located?
the eastern part
what is the the most famous battle pose the romans used in battle?
the phalanx
who granted toleration for christian's?
constantine
what temple honored all the roman gods?
the pantheon
what could the accused do when facing the judge?
they could apply evidence to defend themselves
what part of land were the aqueducts located?
the water part
who did the romans hire to protect them?
mercenaries
who were the two people that owned the east and west side of rome?
diocletian's and constantine