gladiators Flashcards

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gladitorial games took place in an _______ known as the _______

was the size of a ______ _____

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amphitheatre, colosseum

football feild

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Romans didnt like ________ buildings designed for entertainment - many of them used to be super elaborate ______ structures to make when ________

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permanant
wooden
temporary

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When stone permanent amphitheatres began arriving, the first were not built ….?

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in rome

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The roman colosseum was 48.5 meters high, _______ building in rome

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tallest

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the collosseum had retractable thign for ______ shown in picture, took a fuck ton of men to r______ it

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shade,retract

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the colosseum seated __,000 people
___ seats per row
They got _____
Its not first come first serve for seating - divided into __ different level

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45,00
tokens
5

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colosseum:
Segregated by ________
_______ in the front two rows,
then _________,
_____roman citizens,
non-____ males, _______ at the top
(sometimes areas dedicated to ______ at top)

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social class/structure

senators
equestrians
male roman citizens
non-roman males
women at top
slaves

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There were special seats at the front for _______
There were _____ with _____ attached to keep from row safe

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emprors

posts with nets

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_______ - basement below the removable flooring of the stadium

Had passageways and storage areas to hold ________, ______ ______, _____ etc

These things were let up through ____ _____

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hypogeum

gladiators, wilds animals, props, etc

trap doors

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Gladiators entered by an _______ tunnel connected to a gladitorial ______ ______ nearby (led into the hypogeum)

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underground

gladitorial trianing school

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games were alwyas paid for why who

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Always paid for by a private citizen

This meant there were no tickets sold, free entry

Even when the emperor hosted game, they made sure to do it as a private citizen

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12
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true or flase, gladitorial games were a fight to the death

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false

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______ was ther person who put on the games

what were some of their responsibilities

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Editor - person who put on the games
Rented gladiators, Armour, Wild beasts
Paid for all of it out of his own pocket

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editors were Usually a __________ trying to look good to the public

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politicians

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Spectators were _______ - so they constantly tried to get new animals, from new regions (sa. gorillas lol)

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judgemental

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16
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Advertising:

Gladiators _______ through the town to a ______place to show off the gladiators to be fighting

Had lil _______ with the ______ n shit for each gladiator

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paraded, public

booklets, stats

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The night before the combat, the gladiators gave a public _______

what was weird bout it

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The night before the combat, the gladiators gave a public banquet (ppl didnt eat, they watched the gladiators eat)

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18
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The events Typically lasted __ - ___ days

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3-5

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in the morning were the _____ ____ events

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wild beast

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the wild beats events were often portrayed by _______ - the images focused on the _______ rather than the gladiators

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mosaic

animals

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the animals would do _____ (like in a circus)

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tricks

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22
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1000 years later, the animal hunt beings

what did this entail

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Ethier animals being shot at
Or the animals fighting each other

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The majority of wild beat hunts were done with ______ animals

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native

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Politicians willingly ________ themselves to put on successful games and be elected

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bankrupted

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what did augustus do in resp to the slow inflation in expenditure on animals for the games
When augustus took over, he put an end to it capping the amount spent on games Only allowed certain people to run the games Unless they were a member of the imperial family
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what happened to the meat from the animals in the morning games
Meat from the animals was bbq’d up and given to the crowd
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at noon there was the _______
executions
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people on ___ ___ were killed at noon Shows their attitude towards punishment which was _______ - to reassure public of roman ______ The punishment had to be _______ to the pain inflicted - tried to _______ what you did There was a _______ with what you had done
death row retributional, order equal, reenact plaque
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what were the 4 types of executuons
Crucifixion Beasts - they would use props and costumes, while person is strapped to something, let animal tear them apart Flames - Eg. christians were burnt because they set fire to rome Games
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People who did serious enough crimes were subject to this names some examples
Robbers Arsonists Betrayal Abstinence against authority Military enemies
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in the afternoon there was _______
Afternoon - Munera (gladiatorial combat)
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what does munura mean and whys it used
Same word used for funeral b/c When an important person died, certain members of his slaves would fight in honour to the deceased (part of the funeral)
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gladitorial schools were often rented out to those having a _____
funeral
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The most common way to recruit soldiers was through _______ ___ ______
prisoners of war
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prisoners of war tunred gladiators were compelled to fight as a gladiator as their ______ _______ They were _______ because if they could survive as a gladiator, they would live longer _____ and _____ were also often turned glads
death penalty happy slaves and criminals
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there were some (but less) _____ men who ____ to be gladiators
free men, chose
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infames means _____ what is considered an infames
unspeakable They performed in public for pay (singer, gladiators, prostitute, etc)
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what restrictions were put on infames
By law could run for office, sign any contract, give testimony, or socialise with upper class The citizens admired them, but did not want to be associated with them
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gladitorials schools were called _____, which means "the big school" there were __ main ones
ludus 4
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what was the quality of life for gladiators in school
Gladiators had a good quality of life (cooks, physicians, and other investments put in my managers) The management employed the best of everything
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____ ______ gladiators could just leave but were required to come to be trained
freed men
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the gladitorial combat technique was a mix of _____ and ______ they were matched up carefuly by ______ _____
fencing and boxing skill level
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gladiators used a _____ in front of them and thusted with _____ ____
shield short swords
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____-____ pairs of gladiators per day during a five-day festival
12-13
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Each match lasted about ____ mins, and the fight itself ____ min
30, 20
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the combat began with a _____ victory symbolised by _____ _____
pompa (parade) palm branches
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In the midst of the parade the _____ got to come, then ______ followed, then _______ of the _____ are paraded
editor, horses, statues of the gods
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______- Before combat begins, retired soldiers come out and fight with wooden sword then last thins ___ _______ come and check the swords are valid
prolusio 2 referees
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the match starts and goes till someone _____ a ____ ______ in between if someone gets tired both refs put their ____ ____ to end the match
wins short break hand up
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someone is holding a stick during a gladitorial game, who are they
a ref
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someone is holding up one finger during a gladitorial game, whats happening
the glad is surrendering
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“The _______ of the ______” known as ______ or ______ ______- whether the loser should be allowed to live, or put to death was voted on by audience
“The turning of the thumb” known as missio or pollice verso-
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what prizes were there for winners
Palm branch Fuck ton of money Laurel wreath Rudis - wooden sword
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a gladiator only had to win ___ or ___ times to guy themselves out of ____-
4 or 5 slavery
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the _____ was a symbol given to gladiators when free ____ voted for their freedom
rudis (wood swaord) adience
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_____/200 gladiators killed in the arena ______/200 later on
19/200 gladiators killed in the arena 100/200 later one
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when were gladiators most likely to die
first times they fought
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most gladiators were ___ - ____ years old fought minimus ____ per year
18-25 twice
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Gladiator armour protect the ______ parts of their body but left _____ the place they were able withstand ______
vital, bare, slashes
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what parts were protected for gladiators, what were not
Protected their head, knees down, and arm All had bare chests
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All gladiator were put into categories depending on the specific advantage they had - advantage was due the the _______ they carried and ________with
carried, trained
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Liked to pin people with opposite ___________ against eachother
advantages/categories`
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The most popular category of gladiator was the ‘____-_____’
net fighter
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trye or false there were women gladiators
true