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    The Gladiators by Fik Meijer Book Review Everyone knows or has an idea on what a gladiator is. Many people get their perspectives of a gladiator from mainly get their information from movies and shows. In the book The Gladiators‚ by Fik Meijer‚ he goes in depth from the beginning of gladiators to how it gradually disappeared in the Roman empire. Meijer describes this bloodthirsty sport very well and provides great information on every aspect of the sport. His facts are backed up with a lot of

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    In the passages “Gladiator University” By Jennifer Marino Walters and the passage “ Did Gladiators Fight to the Death?” they show that over time that developments have changed the ways we understand how gladiators live. We had beliefs before about gladiators. As we discover new things our beliefs are changing. We had many beliefs before the discovery of the training school for gladiators. We had beliefs that gladiators always fought to their death‚ as stated in the text it says in paragraph 5 “

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    towards gladiators by Roman society. Through 21st Century eyes the idea of gladiators fighting to the death‚ and of an amphitheatre where such brutality could take place watched by an enthusiastic audience‚ represents the cruel face of Roman Society. Nonetheless‚ to the Romans it represented an important feature of their civilization. Opposition to the games was seldom seen. The origin of the gladiatorial games is not known for certain. One theory places the origin of gladiators to 264BC

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    Being a gladiator back in the roman times would be intimidating for a huge amount of reasons‚ it wpuld be intimidating beacuase of the sheer size the stadium‚ the atmosphere‚ the mentalitly and and appearance the fellow fighters‚ the weaponry used‚ the thoights of dying and everything lost‚ or the fame and money won‚ the occasion‚ expectaction that comes from you once you have signed up for being a gladiator‚ many things go through a galdiators mind‚ and it is most deffinetly not an easy life. It

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    Commodus changes for the worse. He is innately devious and this is not resolved throughout Gladiator. He identifies his main adversary as Maximus‚ his father’s favourite‚ but in reality it is his own lack of moral fibre that is his greatest enemy. Maximus’s fallicious death triggers a surge towards a more confident‚ vehement Commodus‚ but when Maximus resurfaces there is a resumption of his initial personality. As any emergence any improvement retracts. Maximus’s strengths are Commodus’s weakenesses

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    Gladiator is a wonderful story and won Best Picture in 2000. Even though the movie is so well done it does not mean that the story is historically accurate. The movie includes many historically accurate facts ranging from some of the characters to the society of Rome. However‚ Gladiator is for pure entertainment‚ and just like the real gladiator battles‚ it is for the enjoyment of the viewers. The film added to the cinematic categories such romance and intrigue but at the same time took away from

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    Gladiators Introduction Gladiators were a big part of entertainment . People would watch them battle it out sometimestill the point of death. But I am going to tell you more in this 1000 words booklet on roman gladiators. Becoming a Gladiator There were many different ways of becoming a gladiator such as: being captured as a prisoners of war‚ being a slave sold into gladiatoral schools or even volunteers. People liked being gladiators they enjoyed the excitement‚ the fame and the crowds cheering

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    Introduction Ancient Romans‚ like the Greeks‚ loved entertainment. Their idea of entertainment was usually something involving death and drama. They liked to watch plays‚ watch gladiators‚ participate or watch games‚ and watch or participate in animal hunts. Colosseum Events The Colosseum is a famous arena that ’s still partly standing today. This arena could seat over 50‚000 people. On hot days‚ a canopy was raised over the Colosseum to protect the viewers from the heat. In the Colosseum

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    crossed lovers to woe and get sponsors for the games. And at the end they were held victors of the 74th Hunger games. The Roman Gladiators The Roman Gladiator games is held multiple times throughout a year at festivals‚ funerals etc... in 80 AD‚ Titus the emperor at that time opened the Coliseum with a hundred days of games and one of those days 3000 gladiators fought and on the other 9000 animals were killed. The games in fact served a number of purposes in roman society‚ including the education

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    KARABAR DISTANCE EDUCATION ENGLISH FACULTY Assessment Task –Preliminary Course English Standard 2014 Task no: 1 Mail Date: 14/03/2014 Topic: ‘Gladiator’ – Representations of a Hero Weighting: 25% Language modes: Viewing/ Representing/ Writing Outcomes to be assessed: 1‚3‚5‚7‚12 P1: A student demonstrates understanding of the relationships between composer‚ responder‚ text and context. P5: A student describes the ways different technologies and media of production

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