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Pompeii

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    WS Unit of Inquiry #6
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  • Who was Tito?
    He was a Roman emperor.
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  • What did historians write about?
    Historians wrote about daily life in Roman times.
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  • Why did people have to live according to the rhythm of the sun?
    Since there was no electricity, people had to live according to the “rhythm” of the sun.
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  • What was the "AMPHITHEATRE"?
    An amphitheatre or amphitheater is an open-air building used for entertainment, performances, and sports.
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  • Why did Romans go to thermal baths?
    For their personal care and to wash themselves.They were also the place for business and politics. People also exercised in these facilities.
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  • What did people do in the forum?
    In the forum people walked, talked and discussed about problems of the town.
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  • What could people see at the amphitheatre?
    People could see exhibitions of gladiators, they were considered as "shows".
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  • What did Romans generally have for dinner?
    Romans had dinner eating olives and eggs and if they could afford it, also fish, meat, cakes.
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  • What does “mens sana in corpore sano” mean?
    It is a Latin phrase, it means "a healthy mind in a healthy body". Physical exercise is an important or essential part of mental and psychological health.
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  • Where is Mount Vesuvius?
    Near Pompeii, Italy.
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  • What does A.D. mean?
    It means Anno Domini (Latin). It is used to indicate that a date comes the specified number of years after the traditional date of Jesus Christ's birth.
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  • Why did Romans go to bed early?
    Because they did not have many possibilities of entertainment and streets were not a safe place.
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  • Why were the shows with gladiators prohibited for several years?
    The shows with gladiators were prohibited for several years because they provoked several deaths.
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  • Why were Pompeii streets crowded early in the morning?
    Because the market was full of life, sellers sold and citizens bought what they needed.
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