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What is 12,000 people
What is the population of ancient Pompeii
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What is 79 A.D
What year did Vesuvius erupt?
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What is a cavea
What are roman theaters called?
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What is false
Fun Fact: Legatus Augusti pro praetore was the highest ranking officer typically controlling 1-2 legions and most often was a governor
True or False: The Centurion is the highest ranking officer?
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What is concrete
Fun fact: Romans invented concrete
What was the resource that roads were made of in Ancient Rome
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What is 79 A.D
What year did Pompeii get covered in ash by Vesuvius?
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What is 10 miles
How big was the ash cloud of Mt. Vesuvius?
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What is having amazing foods
Why is Rome so popular?
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What is 10 Cohorts
How many Cohorts are in the roman legion?
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What is something that carry's water
What does an Aqueduct do
Fun Fact: Water wheels were used to push Aqueducts when they went against gravity. |
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What is 24,000 people
What is the average population of Pompeii today?
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What is 450 meters
How big is Mt. Vesuvius in diameter?
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What is yes
Is Rome rich?
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What is 4,200 legions
Fun Fact: With slaves and other workers there was 5,280 men
How many legionaries were in a roman legion?
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What is Raising the middle of the road
What did the Romans do to stop flooding of the road
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What is Limestone, volcanic tuff, or concrete
What were the buildings in Pompeii made of?
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What is 4,203 feet
What is Mt.Vesuvius height?
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What is the noble class of Rome
Who owned most of the land in the Roman Empire?
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What is more maneuverability and strategic advantages
Why were Cohorts used?
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What is 50,000 miles
Fun fact: There is a popular saying that all roads lead to Rome. This is probably why
Roughly how many miles of road did the Romans build
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What is 1,500 years
What is the amount of time Pompeii wasn't discovered for?
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What is 2
How many Volcano's make up Mt. Vesuvius
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what is scenic plays
Were plays popular in Rome?
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What is Primis Pillius
Fun Fact: The Pilus prior was the 2nd in command centurion and the Primi Ordines was the 3rd in command centurion
What is the Commanding Centurion?
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What is a Mile Stone
What is the name of a marker that gave a distance to the nearest city
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