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Ancient Rome study

TermDefinition
Plebeian The poor people who made up the majority of the population
Patrician The rich people who controlled the government and army
Atrium A central courtyard
Domus A patricians house in the city
Villa A patricians house in the country
Culina A kitchen
Peristylim A walled garden
Mosaics Pictures made from small pieces of stone, glass or tile
Insulae Apartments lived in by plebeians, often above shops
Tepidarium A warm room in the public baths
Caldarium A hot room in the public baths
Frigidarium A cold room in the public baths
Chariot racing A dangerous sport involving horses and chariots
Gladiators People (mostly soldiers captured in battle) who were made to fight for the amusement of the people
Jupiter King of the Roman gods
Neptune God of the sea in Ancient Rome
Pluto God of the Underworld in Ancient Rome
Venus Goddess of love in Ancient Rome
Lararium A shrine to the Roman gods
Concrete Romans created this by mixing lime with volcanic ash
Aqueducts The Roman’s method of transporting fresh, running water
Latin The language Romans used that many modern languages such as Spanish and French are based off of
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