Gods and Goddesses Chariot Racing Roman History Religious festivals
200
Who was Jupiter?
The Romans worshipped this god as a prime deity.
200
What was their end?
Many racers met this on the track.
200
Who is Julius Caesar?
This is a Roman dictator who is (incorrectly) though to have invented a salad of the same name.
400
What were the Sun and Moon cults?
These two cults were quickly gaining popularity.
400
What were sharp pieces of metal?
Crazed fans would throw these at the racers' heads.
400
What was the Colosseum?
This is another arena in Rome that is infamous for gladiatorial battles.
200
What was prayers, rituals and sacrifice.
The Religious festivals were normally filled with this.
600
Who was Ceres?
This goddess has a temple built into the Circus.
600
What was the wealth of important people?
Many of the races represented this.
600
What was Latin?
The Ancient Romans spoke this language.
800
What was the sky?
Jupiter was god of this domain.
800
What was 4 to 12?
This was the range of the number of horses that pulled the chariots.
800
What was the Tiber river?
This is the name of the river that flowed next to the Circus.
400
What is divinely sanctioned authority
Imperial Cult of Rome gifted people of power with this during Religious Festivals
What was agriculture, grain crops, fertility, and motherly relations.
Ceres was goddess of these domains.
What were red, white, green and blue?
These were the colors of the racing teams.
What were, "Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar."
These were said to be Julius Caesar's last words.
500
What was ‘I give that which you might give’
The Religious Festivals were based on this phrase






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