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Unit 7: Ancient Rome and Egypt
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What is an ancient civilisation?
Groups of people that lived hundreds of years ago that created their own way of life. For example: houses, buildings, medicine, writing and numbers
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What was a Roman villa?
It was a type of beautiful house, with a large courtyard
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What is a tomb?
It is were people are buried. Pyramids are types of Egyptian tombs for pharoahs
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Which ancient civilisation invent paper?
Egypt! They made paper out of a reed called Papyrus
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The Colosseum was a type of...
amphitheater for ancient Romans to watch gladiator fights and chariot races
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What did a merchant do in ancient Rome?
They sold food and clothes to soldiers
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What is an aquaduct?
A bridge built to carry fresh water in ancient Rome
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What is a chariot?
It is a two-wheeled cart, pulled by horses, used in anicent Rome for war and racing
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What is a toga?
a loose cloth worn by ancient Roman, that covered the whole body apart from the right arm
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What is interesting about Roman numerals?
Roman numerals or numbers do not have a zero.
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What is a legend?
A famous story about someone or something. It is thought to be based on some historic facts but can't be proven
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What is a canopic jar?
A jar used to store the lungs, stomach, liver and intestine during the mummification process
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What is a gladiator?
A slave that fought other slaves or animals in an amphitheater to entertain people in Ancient Rome
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What is a pharaoh?
Its a word to describe royalty in ancient Egypt
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What was the Sphinx believed to do?
Guard the tomb of the pharoah
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What are hieroglyphics?
The first form of writing, invented in Ancient Egypt
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