Anient Rome Study For Test Flashcards

1
Q

Why did the romans visit the baths?

A

To wash themselves, meet people, discuss business and exercise

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2
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What was the warm bath called

A

Tepidarium

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3
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What was the hot bath called

A

Caldarium

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4
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What was the cold bath called

A

The frigidarium

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5
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How many baths were in Ancient Rome by 300bce

A

900

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6
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How many metres were in the arena in chariot racing

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500m

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7
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What were the four teams each called

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Red, white, green and blue

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8
Q

How many horses pulled a chariot

A

2,4 or 6 horses

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9
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What was popular at the races

A

Gambling

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10
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What did slaves do to there master at the baths

A

Rub there masters all over with oil and scrape it off with a strigil (knife) to take away dirt and dead skin

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11
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When did the villages along the river Tiber join together to form the city of Rome?

A

753bc

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12
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How do we know about the Romans

A

Written sources, buildings, artefacts and Pompeii

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13
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What happened to Pompeii

A

Ash from the volcano mount vesuvius in AD79 preserved the town the way it was years ago. Archaeologists have been excavating it since 1748

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14
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What is a patrician

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The wealthy noble families who ruled Rome. They had huge estates and hundredths of slaves. They controlled the Roman government army.

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15
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Where could physical remains of Roman life be seen

A

Europe, North Africa and the Middle East

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16
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What did patrician men and woman wear in Ancient Rome

A

Men: toga Women:stola

17
Q

Where was a domus house located

A

Town

18
Q

Where was a villa located

A

Countryside

19
Q

Who were plebeians

A

The poor who made up most of the population. They farmed, worked in trades and served in the army

20
Q

What were plebeians given as a payment

A

A dole payment of free grain

21
Q

What did plebeian men and women wear?

A

Men: tunic to there knees. Women:plain stola

22
Q

What did most plebeians live in

A

An insulae

23
Q

What was a kitchen in a Roman house called

A

Culina

24
Q

What was a bedroom called in Ancient Rome house

A

Cubiculum

25
Q

What was a office called in Ancient Rome housing

A

Tablium

26
Q

What was a dining room called in Ancient Rome

A

Tricinium

27
Q

What was the garden called in Ancient Rome housing

A

The peristylium

28
Q

What was the pool that collected rainwater called in ancient Roman housings?

A

The impluvium

29
Q

Who fought in amphitheaters

A

Gladiators

30
Q

How many people could the colosseum hold?

A

50,000 spectators

31
Q

What was seating arranged by

A

Social class. Patrician men were closest to the action.

32
Q

How many people and animals died in the colosseum

A

400,000 people and 1m animals were killed in the colosseum over 400 years

33
Q

What was the emperor called that lifted on Christianity in AD313

A

Emperor Constantine

34
Q

What percentage of words today are influenced by Latin?

A

25%

35
Q

Who introduced the calendar

A

Julius Caesar in 46bc it divided the year into 365 days and 12 months

36
Q

What did the Romans invent that we use today on buildings

A

Concrete, arches and columns

37
Q

What is the most widely used alphabetic writing system in the world

A

The Latin alphabet created by the romans

38
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How many Km of roads did the romans build

A

80,000 km of roads