Ancient Rome

A gladiator is a type of ancient Roman weapon.

A gladiator is a performer in circuses.

A gladiator is a title given to Roman emperors.

A gladiator is a man who fought as part of public entertainment in Ancient Rome.

A soldier who fights for their own country.

A poor citizen.

A volunteer fighter in a local militia.

A soldier who fights for pay rather than for his or her country.

Someone who volunteers for community service.

An individual who is punished for their crimes.

A person who dies for his or her beliefs

A person who is celebrated for their achievements in sports.

A word used by Greeks and Romans for all people who did not share their cultures.

A member of the Roman Senate.

A term used to describe a peaceful community.

A highly civilized individual from ancient Rome.

A type of boat for horses.

A geographical feature that attracts tourists.

A trench filled with water as part of a fortification.

A form of pottery.

A type of ancient Roman pottery.

A method of irrigation using only rainfall.

A large underground reservoir for storing water.

A channel that moves water over a long distance

A type of ancient Greek pottery.

A chemical mixture that burned in water, which was used by the Byzantine Empire against enemy ships.

A method of cooking used in ancient Greece.

A famous Greek philosopher.

A forum is a large boat used to send forms.

A forum is a feast to honor Emperor Forumatus.

An open area in a Roman city filled with public buildings, temples, and markets.

A forum is a fight between two soldiers.

Gladiators were entertainers who fought in amphitheaters.

Gladiators fought only against wild animals.

Gladiators could become famous if they continued to win.

Gladiators took an oath giving up their rights.

Christianity

Judaism

Buddhism

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