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    soldiers weren’t fighting‚ they would work on the roads - Roads: Greatly built. Hard paved and drained. Made communication easier and faster. Government and trading more efficient. ENTERTAINMENT - Roman Gladiators‚ Chariot Races‚ the Colosseum in Rome. Colosseum- famous building and great tourist attraction. People visited to see what things

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    for so many years. The two women find themselves overlooking the crumbling ruins of the Colosseum‚ noticing how this intertwines with the ruins of their previous friendship‚ destroyed by deceit. Due to Grace sleeping with Alida’s fiancée‚ Delphin‚ rather than contracting Roman fever‚ the area represents the central place of betrayal. However‚ because Alida wrote the letter convincing Grace to go the Colosseum‚ not all of the blame can be placed on Grace for the ruins representing betrayal. Through

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    Basilica Aemelia‚ Basilica Julia‚ and the Basilica Constantini. In ancient Rome‚ basilicas were used as law courts‚ later a basilica design was used for ______________. 13. Now go to http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/colosseum/a/Colosseum.htm The original name for the Colosseum was ___________________________ . 14. Go to the Templum

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    with classical elements mixed with distinctly Roman elements. | | True | 9. | Caryatids are | | Columns in the form of women | 10. | Columns representing the different Greek orders adorn the outer walls of the Colosseum for decorative purposes. | | True | 11. | Contrapposto | | means "to stand against" and refers to a relaxed stance. | 12. | Cycladic figurines are very naturalistic. | | False | 13. | Cyclopean

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    Bibliography: Ruhl‚ M. (2010). Ancient roman colosseum in rome . Retrieved from http://www.romanlife-romeitaly.com/ancient-roman-colosseum.html The games . (2008‚ October 15). Retrieved from http://www.roman-empire.net/society/soc-games.html Zograf‚ B. (2011‚ May). Arena: Gladiatorial games. Retrieved

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    Just because a nation falls to another does not mean its culture disappears forever. In some cases‚ its culture may continue to live on for centuries. Such was the case for ancient Greece‚ whose culture trickled down into the Western Roman Empire and even further into the Medieval Ages. Aspects of ancient Greek culture are even relevant today‚ thousands of years later. The reasoning behind why Greek culture continued to thrive after the nation’s decline can be attributed to many reasons‚ the most

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    the Great‚ Roman copy of a Greek original of ca. 330 B.C.E‚ from the Hellenistic Greece period‚ Tomb of the Reliefs‚ Cerveteri‚ third century B.C.E from the Etruscan Civilization‚ Temple of Vesta‚ ca. 80 B.C.E.‚ Rome from The Roman Republic‚ the Colosseum‚ Rome‚ dedicated 80 C.E. from the Rome Empire. The Polykleitos the Younger‚ theater‚ Epidauros was a place where the Greeks gathered to watch plays. This outdoor amphitheater was capable of seating up to sixteen thousand people and it was built

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    Jackie Sparagna Gregory Sumi Roman Public Entertainment: A Juxtaposition Between the Circus and Amphitheater Public entertainment was a crucial component of Roman culture and identity in the ancient world. Thousands of fanatical fans would gather in numerous venues which hosted exciting games and events to cheer on their favorite competitors‚ curse their rivals‚ and celebrate their victories. The circus and the amphitheater were the prime structures

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    But how is the Colosseum still standing after being built nineteen hundred years ago? The Roman architectures were very intelligent people. The secret to their invention of concrete was mixing volcanic ash‚ lumps of volcanic rock‚ and lime together. Although we don’t use

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    many of its temples and buildings‚ including the famous Colosseum amphitheater in Rome. Composite and the Tuscan Romans out Greek column designed to create two new types of columns is called composite and Tuscan. Composed‚ as the name suggests‚ took his inspiration from two designs: the casing column ionic and acanthus leaves of the Corinthian column. The Tuscan column has a simpler design‚ with rings around its base and its summit. Colosseum contains Tuscan columns Corinthian and Ionic

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