Ancient Rome 17 Jeopardy Template

ancient rome gladiators	roman numerals	roman army	roman forums	chariot racing
100 What is a professional fighter who fought in ancient Roman times n front of a crowd ancient roman gladiators	100 What is C in roman numerals? 100	100 what color did they use on there armour? red	100 what were roman forums for? a marketplace for day-to-day shopping and goverment.	100 what was chariot racing? they would race horses and some times place bets
200 Who is spartacus? the most famous roman gladiator	200 What is XV in roman numerals? 15	200 what was the armour made from? iron and bronze	200 what are roman forums today? tourist atractions	200 what was a young chariot racer called? The younger, inexperienced charioteers were called auriga and raced two-horse chariots
300 What is the reason gladiators fought for? for their lives, survival and freedom	300 What does the NFL (National Football League) Use for counting super bowls? Roman Numerals have been used to count super bowls 1-57	300 what is the crest on the helmet of roman soilders made from? horse hair	300 why were the roman forums shut down? becuase the fall of the roman empire	300 what was a adult racer called? It was the older, more experienced men, called agitatos
400 What is spartacus known for? led the third and largest slave revolt against Rome. His army of nearly 100,000 overran most of southern Italy and fought its way up the entire length of the Italian Peninsula to the Alps	400 What is XX in roman numerals 20	400 what was a soldier called? legionary	400 Why did Rome have multiple forums? , by the time of Julius Caesar in the first-century BC there was not enough space in the Roman Forum to accommodate new building projects.	400 how many horse teams were there? 2 to 4
500 What is the age spartacus died at? 32 years old 103bc-71bc	500 What is M in roman numerals? 1000	500 what was a group of roman soldiers called? a legion	500 estimately when was the first roman forum meeting? around 500 B.C	500 does chariot racing still exist? yes

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