Roman Games. 2 main spectator sports  Gladiatorial Games  Circus Games.

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Roman Games

2 main spectator sports  Gladiatorial Games  Circus Games

Circus Games  Checkers  Juggling  Dice  Backgammon  Animal tricks

Gladiatorial Games  300 BC  Chariot Racing  Armed men and women would fight  Ludi  Romans encouraged these gladiators to fight beasts (Bears, Lions, Tigers, Bulls)

Gladiatorial Fights  Animals would be brought in from all over the world and treated badly in order to ensue a fight  This still occurs somewhere in the world. Where?  Lunch break at noon with other forms of entertainment  Singing  Dancing  Criminal Punishment

Gladiators  rhvs rhvs  Romans believed the gladiator fights were for the Gods’ satisfaction  Within the amphitheater, rich people sat below while poor stood up top

Coliseums  Roman Coliseum was the biggest in the world  oyJs oyJs