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Roman A to Z

Published on Apr 22, 2016

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Roman A to Z

By Luke Perkins
Photo by vgm8383

A is for Army, and Apollo

  • The roman army is one of the most powerful ones ever.
  • Apollo is a god
Photo by Adam Gut

B for Boxing

  • One of the most ruthless sports of all rome
  • And it's still being played today
Photo by Peter Amador

C is for Colosseum, Chariot Racing, Craftsmen

  • The Colosseum (Circus Maximus) is the biggest stadiums ever.
  • It was used for fighting games to the death.
  • Used for chariot racing
  • Chariot racing is also the biggest sports of rome.
  • Roman craftsmen were good at agriculture.

D is for Democracy

  • It was government by all of the people
Photo by Nikos Niotis

E is for Emperor

  • There were many emperors of ancient rome like Julius, Nero, and others

F is for Fort

  • Forts were used to keep away enemies
Photo by Etrusia UK

G is for Government, General

  • Government was very important
  • General is the co-leader of the army

H is for Hades, Hera

  • Hades is the god of the underworld. His roman name is Pluto
  • Hera is the goddess of marriage. Her roman name is Juno
Photo by jbhalper

I is for Italy

  • It's capital is rome.
  • It is shaped like a boot.
  • The italian flag colors are green, red, and white.
  • The president of italy is Sergio Mattarella.
Photo by SEDACMaps

J is for Jupiter, Julius

  • Named after the greek god Zeus
  • It's the largest of all the planets
  • Julius is the 1st roman king. His reign lasted from 100 BC to 44 BC.

K is for Kaeso

  • Went with the roman capital to fight Gaul (France)
Photo by treesftf

L is for Latin

  • Language that roman learned during The Pax Romana period.
  • The latin language was used in churches and other places
Photo by tim caynes

M is for Mars

  • Mars is known to be the god of war.
  • Mars was named after Ares
  • The planet next to earth.
  • It's called mars because it's blood-like red
Photo by Cyril-Rana!!

N is for Nero

  • Nero is one of the cruelest emperor of rome
  • Rome was nearly burned, so he commited suicide
  • Reign lasted from AD 97 to AD 117
Photo by euthman

O is for Octe

  • It was known to be the month October
Photo by ginnerobot

P is for Pluto, Pension

  • PLuto is a dwarf planet.
  • Named after hades
  • Pension is the money paid to retired soldier.

Q is for Queen

  • The queen of rome, italy was Anna of Constantinople
Photo by a n i. Y.

R is for Rome

  • Rome is the capital of Italy
  • Home of great Julius (Maybe)
  • Population 2.627
Photo by italianjob17

S is for Saturn

  • Saturn was named after the greek god Cronus
  • A ringed planet
Photo by anieto2k

T is for Tiber River

  • The Tiber River is a river from rome and it's a long one
Photo by Ed Yourdon

U is for Uranus

  • Uranus is another roman god/planet with the same name in greek
  • He was the god of the sky

V is for Vesta, Venus

  • Goddess of hearth, home, and family in roman religion.
  • Identified with the greek goddess Hestia.
  • Venus is the goddess of love, fertility, and beauty.
  • Venus was also another planet.
Photo by katmary

W is for WRE

  • WRE (Western Roman Empire) is a roman empire.
  • Founded in 285 A
  • Dissolved in 476 AD
Photo by Rennett Stowe

X is for X

  • A roman numeral that stands for ten
Photo by Yersinia

Y is for Tube SYSTEM

  • Roman people used a little system to transfer water
Photo by D.Boyarrin

Z is for Zeus

  • The god of the sky.
  • Also known as Jupiter

ANYTHING ELSE

  • Rome is to be the great place of italy and is still remembered of history
Photo by Werner Kunz

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