Law and Order & Religion
How the Romans honored the gods
What is by making offerings and promises at temples, shrines, and altars?
The name of the 'fast food' places in Rome.
What is thermopolia?
Inside the front door where the rich receive their guests.
What is an atrium?
Two recreational activities of the rich.
What are going to plays, musical performances, public baths, gardens, libraries, shops, art galleries?
The name of the main gathering place in Rome.
What is the Forum?
What the Romans did to help the sick or injured
What is leave a small offering in the shape of the hurt part of the body?
Some of the exotic foods eaten by rich Romans
What are mice cooked in honey, roasted parrot, jellyfish, snails?
Homes of the poor were like this.
What is crowded apartment buildings made of wood, no kitchen?
The name of the 2 buildings where Romans enjoyed gladiator fights and chariot races.
What are the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus?
Many of Rome's slaves became slaves this way.
What is captured in wars?
Romans acted this way toward new religions
What is welcomed them as long as they didn't encourage disloyalty to the emperor?
What form of treatment does a 'paterfamilia' expect from his family?
What is obedience to him (father).
Rome was at risk for fire because of this.
What is buildings made of wood and/or grilling?
Most of the food for the empire was provided by these.
What are farms?
Why children rarely lived to age of ten in Rome.
What is the neighborhoods were filled with crime and disease?
The ultimate source of law was ...
What is the emperor?
The surprising thing Romans did if their child was born sickly
What is it was left outside to die?
Instead of school, poor children went here.
What is to work?
These people did much of the actual farming.
What are slaves?
This is how emperors in Rome tried to keep people from rebelling.
What is they gave away food and provided entertainment like gladiator games and chariot races?
This is how the law differed for the rich and the poor.
What is police rarely patrolled the poorer neighborhoods and/or they faced harsher punishments?
How a man became a paterfamilia.
What is when his father died?
Three subjects that rich Roman children learned.
What are Latin, Greek, math, science, literature, music, and public speaking?
What wealthy land owners did while at their estates.
What is reading, writing, picnicking, taking long walks?
The people who decide a case in Roman court.
What is the jury?