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The Circus Maximus was an ancient stadium in Rome used for chariot races and other events. It was originally built in the 1st century BC by Emperor Lucius Tarquinius Priscus and later expanded by Julius Caesar to hold up to 250,000 people, making it larger than modern Europe's largest stadium. Chariot races involved teams of two or four horses competing around the track while spectators watched from the stands.
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- 2. Where is it The circus Maximus is in Rome “Italy”. Was built in the century 1.
- 3. Whobuildit It was built by Emperor LucioTarquinioPrisco A And in the 50th year, Julius Cesar ordered to extend it
- 7. Chariot races:rules The races were all the day, the chariots had two horses “bigae” or four horses “quadrigae” There were four teams “factio” . The teams were: white, green, blue and red
- 8. The chariot races were very dangerous, because the riders could suffer serious injuries so few people wanted to do that and for this they earned more money.
- 9. Conclusions We learned something about the Roman circus and the Roman architecture in general. Preparing the presentation was funny and we like to do that.
- 10. Bibliography http://www.xtec.es/~sgiralt/labyrinthus/roma/urbs/circenses.htm http://www.xtec.es/~sgiralt/labyrinthus/roma/urbs/circus2.htm http://www.xtec.es/~sgiralt/labyrinthus/roma/net/urbs/circus.htm http://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Nou http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circo_M%C3%A1ximo