Roman Architecture, Religion, and Daily Life. 9-1

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Concrete - what is it and why is it important?

Roman invention. Concrete is much stronger and more durable than other building materials. = Bigger longer lasting buildings.

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Roman Arch - what is it and why is it important?

Another Roman invention. This allowed the Romans to build stronger longer bridges (aqueducts) as well as bigger more open buildings.

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Vaulted Ceilings - what is it and why is it important?

Curved ceiling. This allowed much taller and bigger buildings to be constructed.

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Forum

Roman public square for government meetings and trade.

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Colosseum

Roman stadium used for entertainment. Examples of these events are gladiator matches, races, and recreating battles.

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Pantheon

Roman temple dedicated to the Gods. Big fancy building like the Parthenon in Greece.

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How did Greek literature Influence Roman literature?

Romans adopted literary styles from the Greeks.

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How were Roman statues different from Greek statues?

Roman statues were realistic. They looked like the person. Greek statues were made so you looked your best.

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How were Roman cities organized?

Roman cities were organized in a very organized grid layout. They had the forum in the center of the city, and a sewage system to take away waste.

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Describe how rich Romans lived.

Slaves did much of the work. They lived in big beautiful houses with an atrium or inner courtyard.

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What type of housing did the poor people of Rome have?

They lived in small, crowded and dirty apartments.

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What was Dad's role in the Roman family?

Paterfamilias led the family. He is the boss! Worked or bossed his slaves/workers to do the work.

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What was Mom's role in the Roman family?

Poor women had to work along with their husbands and do 3 c's. Rich woman ran the household. (slaves did most of the 3 c's)

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What was the girls role in the Roman family?

Poor girls help mom. Rich girls would be educated at home.

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What was the boy's role in the Roman family?

Poor boys helped Dad. Rich boys got educated at home and then at a school.

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What rights did Roman women have?

They did have some rights and were allowed to go out by themselves.

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How many Gods did the Romans worship? Answer with the proper vocabulary word.

Polytheistic. (think Greek religion.)

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What was the name of the chief Roman god?

Jupiter. (Like Zeus god of the sky.)

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How did the Romans pray to their gods?

Offering prayers and gifts to gods at home altars. (think Greece)

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What were the Roman beliefs about the afterlife?

Like the Greeks a few go to a great place, a few get punished and most go to the underworld and remain there. Boring but not painful.

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Livy

Roman historian and writer.

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Spartacus

Leader of a slave revolt in ancient Rome. He won a number of battles until the Romans finally crushed them.

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Paterfamilias

Title for the head of the Roman family. Dad is #1!!!!!.

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Public Baths in Roman Life

Romans would go to the baths to socialize and make connections with other Romans.

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