Where did Roman spectators watch chariot races?
A.
the Colosseum
B.
the Pantheon
C.
the Forum
D.
the Circus Maximus
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
try A)
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see the answer A because the romans had use the colosseum for long time for the first olympics. such as fighting with horses and racing.
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Where did Roman gladiators square off for combat against other gladiators or against wild beasts?
A.
the Colosseum
B.
the Pantheon
C.
the Forum
D.
the Circus Maximus
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i thinking it is at the same place where the did the sports
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i think it is A
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How did the Roman government keep poor Romans from rebelling?
A.
the government offered them bread and circuses
B.
soldiers killed anyone who complained
C.
the government offered them plenty of jobs and housing
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
is it right? can you let me know?
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b)
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yes when i submit.
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because romans where the best for torturing
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no probs
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lol i know i'm late but it is A
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
What did the term bread and circuses refer to during the time of the Roman emperors?
A.
religious holidays and parades for the religious groups in Rome
B.
jobs and free housing for anyone who pledged loyalty to the empire
C.
free bread and entertainment for the poor
D.
the leisurely lifestyle of the Roman elite in which most Romans participated
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hold up a sec
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i think it is b or c
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it is c
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FOR HELPING ME!!! Thanks so much and srry for the caps
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Which of the following describes an atrium?
A.
tiny pieces of colored tile arranged to form a picture or design
B.
a large, airy room inside the main entrance of a wealthy Roman's home
C.
the center where people meet to visit and conduct business
D.
stone channels used to carry water into the city from the surrounding hills
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k, thanks dude
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hehe
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i think it is B)
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tell me if it is right?
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dont worry
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How did the Romans bring water into the city from the surrounding hills?
A.
They pumped it into the city with hydraulic equipment.
B.
They channeled it through copper pipes under the streets.
C.
They built aqueducts that carried water from the hills to the city.
D.
They had thousands of slaves haul barrels of water in on carts.
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iv'e gOT eight questions. and this is my sixth one
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nice
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it think it is C)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
K thanks could you help me with my last two?????
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sure
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well i will try
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What is the Aeneid?
A.
the story of the war between the Mycenaeans and the Minoans, passed down through generations
B.
the first prose novel telling the story of the war between the Mycenaeans and the Trojans
C.
the most significant epic poem of Rome, written to emulate Greek epics
D.
the true story of Romulus and Remus as told by Roman historians
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
you can cancel out any answer with a story in the wording