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1
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What percentage of people in Rome were slaves?

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20%-30%

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How many rooms in a Roman farmhouse?

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1 or 2

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Why would some Roman’s adopt?

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There was no male heir

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Nickname for freshman students in the US miltary academies

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Plebe

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When the Romans wrote stories, what two languages did they use?

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Latin and Greek

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What color clothing did a woman have to wear before she got married?

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White

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What color border did senators wear on their toga?

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Purple

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8
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What are dormice

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Eaten as appetizers

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Soldiers could not marry and had to serve for how many years?

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16

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10
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This room was usually missing from a commoner’s house.

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Kitchen

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Roman children started school at what age?

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7

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12
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What is Roman numeral M?

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1000

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13
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Where did politicians give speeches when trying to get elected?

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Rostra

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Romans sometimes ate the tongues of this animal?

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Peacocks and flamingos

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15
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Poor farmers usually ate beans and what?

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Beans and porridge

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Romans built 900 of them in the empire.

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Bridges

17
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What is latin for road?

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Via

18
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What races were held in a circus arena?

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Chariot races

19
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How many wives could a Roman man have at one time?

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1

20
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What was the most popular seafood in Rome?

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Oysters

21
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Sculptures were so popular that artists would mass produce them. What part of the body though, were they missing?

A

Heads

22
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What was the main eating utensil?

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Spoon

23
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Main drink in Rome?

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Wine

24
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About how many hours did the Romans work each day?

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Six

25
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For a short time, who raised Romulus and his twin brother Remus?

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Wolf and sheep

26
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This city was a resort area in ancient Rome.

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Pompeii

27
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Who got the best seats in the colosseum?

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Senators

28
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What is a culina?

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Kitchen

29
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They were long channels used to carry water into the city.

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Aqueducts

30
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Why was there a standard for weight and measurement in the forum

A

Keep from cheating

31
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Why did children wear a bulla

A

To protect them from evil spirits

32
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What was a stola?

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A traditional form of clothing worn by women

33
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What was the name given to the west exit of the colosseum?

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The gate of death

34
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Sometimes Romans would get clean by pouring this on their bodies and scraping it off?

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Oil

35
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Some had libraries, food courts, gardens and reading rooms.

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Bath

36
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The king of all Roman gods.

A

Jupiter

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