1. Roman Ruins

2. Old building in Rome

3. Trevi Fountain in Rome

4. St. Peters

5. Naples, Italy

7. Florence – from the top of a hotel

8. The Duomo

9. Town square in Siena, Italy

11. St. Marks in Venice

12. Black and white of a building in Venice

14. Laundry in the Cinque Terre

18. Ponteveccio

20. Roman Society & Culture

21. Roman People Led by paterfamilias (family father) Adoption
More freedoms for lower class women
Education at home
Wealthy – tutors or exclusive schools (mainly for boys)

22. Roman People Wealthy Poor 2 homes Crowded apt. bldgs Fire threat
City & villa (country)
Running water & baths
Politicians (unpaid)
Poor
Crowded apt. bldgs
Fire threat
Free food & entertainment
To quell rebellions

23. Entertainment Public Baths Circuses – chariot races Theater
Hot pool, cool pool, & other rooms
Circuses – chariot races
Circus Maximus
Could fit 250,000 spectators
Theater
Comedy & satire
Mimes, jugglers, clowns

24. Entertainment Colosseum 50,000 spectators Gladiators Fights Slaves
Lions vs bears
Animal vs criminals

25. Polytheistic Adopted gods Penates – family gods
Emperor worshipped as a god
Augurs – priests who could interpret signs of the gods

26. Roman Legacy Roads Bridges Amphitheaters Aqueducts Arches
City planning
Latin
Civil law