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This document provides an overview of various aspects of daily life in ancient Rome. It covers Roman gods which were adapted from Greek mythology. It also describes Roman food, clothing, recreation such as gladiator battles and chariot races, social classes including citizens and the military. Engineering achievements involving arches and concrete are highlighted. Key facts about Roman roads, holidays, trade and currency are also summarized. Sources consulted are listed at the end.
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In this report about ancient Rome I will be talking about a lot of different things. One thing is how ancient Rome was different from ancient Greece, their daily life activities and lifestyles, and also about their religion.
The ancients Romans were very different from the ancient Greek. The ancient Romans were down to earth realists, not idealists. (Donn2) You can see this in their statues. The Greeks made statues of perfect people. The Romans created real life statues. A good example of this is a Roman emperor statue because his nose will be huge and the ancient Greek would have never done that. The Romans were fierce soldiers and wonderful builders. They built roads all over the empire and all led to Rome. The ancient Greeks had...show more content...Not like the plebeians their house were made quite often of brick with red tile roofs, with room arranged around a central courtyard. The windows and balconies faced the courtyard, not the street, to keep their home safe from burglars. Real wealthy Romans might have a house with front door, bedrooms, an office, a kitchen, a dinning room, a garden, a temple, an atrium, a toilet, and a private bath. (Davis132)
The ancient Romans started their day with breakfast. The lower class Romans or plebeians might have a breakfast of dry bread or dipped in wine, and water. Sometimes olives, cheese or raisins were sprinkled on the bread. It became a custom to distribute bread daily to the unemployed. (Donn3) Workmen, on their way to work, grabbed some bread, and ate it on the way.
The upper class Romans or patricians enjoyed fresh meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, bread, and used honey to sweeten food because sugar was unknown. T
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The document summarizes key aspects of Roman cities, including their structure, services, and prominent buildings. Roman cities had a rectangular grid structure organized around two main axes, with the forum at their intersection. They offered services like theaters, aqueducts, and sewers. Notable buildings included basilicas for administration, temples dedicated to gods, amphitheaters for entertainment, and thermal baths for leisure. The Romans were also skilled builders and engineers who constructed long-lasting structures using materials like concrete and arches.
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Rome began as a small city but grew into a vast empire through military expansion. Rome's armies battled Carthage in the First Punic War over control of Sicily, which ended in Rome's victory. Rome's strategic location on the Tiber River and proximity to the sea enabled trade and the establishment of important trade routes. However, Rome's extensive military campaigns also led to the importation of many slaves, displacing workers and contributing to economic difficulties later on as the empire declined.
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Rome is the capital city of Italy located in the region of Lazio. It is one of the oldest cities in the world with a history spanning over 2,800 years. Rome was founded by Romulus on the Palatine Hill and became the seat of the Roman Catholic Church. Some of Rome's most famous attractions include the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, and St. Peter's Basilica. Rome is a major tourist destination known for its ancient architecture and religious sites.
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Rome
- 1. Daily Life http://www.rome-in-italy.com/ancient_rome_1EN.html By John Anderson
- 2. Table of Contents ⢠Roman Gods ⢠Roman Food ⢠Roman Cloths ⢠Roman Recreation ⢠Roman Classes and Military ⢠Roman Kids and Family ⢠Roman Engineering http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Rome ⢠Roman Roads ⢠Other Interesting Facts 1 ⢠Other Interesting Facts 2 ⢠Sources
- 3. Roman Gods http:// rome.mrdon n.org/ ⢠Roman gods were copied from greek gods ⢠The Romans added to the gods and also gods.html changed most of the gods names ⢠Some examples of the gods and what they were for are Appollo-sun, Cupid-love, Mars- war, Pluto-underworld, and Saturn- agriculture
- 4. Roman Food ⢠Ancient Romans drank wine and had olive http:// www.answers.com/ topic/bread oil on a lot of their food. ⢠Romans ate cheese, ďŹsh, sausage, and bread ⢠Wealthy romans had multiple courses
- 5. Roman Clothes ⢠Romans wore things that wouldnât make them feel hot since it is very warm in Italy. ⢠Roman men wore a tunic and a long dress like thing to cover their legs called a toga. ⢠Women wore long colorful dresses called a stola rich women wore called a pala. ⢠Womens clothes were in bright colors.
- 6. Roman Recreation ⢠Romans had strange ways of having fun. ⢠Romans went to the colosseum and circuses to see people and animals ďŹght and to watch chariot races. ⢠Ancient Romans went to the public baths for wrestling, boxing, running, and other interesting things like listening to music.
- 7. Roman Classes and Military ⢠The army was made up of the legion, the auxiliaries, and the Praetorian Guard. ⢠Rich romans lived in huge mansions. ⢠Poor farmers lived in small brick houses. ⢠Only citizens could be in the legion.
- 8. Roman Kids and Family ⢠The father was in charge of the family and the house. ⢠Children played with toys, board games, and pets.
- 9. Ancient Roman Engineering http:// www.crystalinks.co m/rome.html ⢠The Romans widely used arches and domes. ⢠They also invented concrete.
- 10. Roman Roads ⢠Roman roads covered roughly 5,000 miles. ⢠The roads were extremely strait. ⢠They were strait to allow soldiers to travel fast.
- 11. Other Interesting Facts 1 ⢠In rome the holidays were often celebrated with circuses. ⢠The romans carried imports and exports faster by using boats.
- 12. Other Interesting facts 2 ⢠The romans had coins that were silver, copper, bronze, and gold. ⢠Romans imported things from China, India, and Africa. ⢠Romans exported olive oil and wine since they were worth a lot.
- 13. Sources ⢠Roman Gods: Roman Colosseum, 2008. web. 1/17/12. ⢠Smith Doug. Roman Gods: Doug Smith. ancients. 1999. web. 1/17/12 ⢠T Alex âAncient Romeâ World Book Student. World book. January 2012. web 1/17/12 ⢠Roman Cuisine Oracle Think Quest web 1/17/12.
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