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Roman SocietyVersión en línea Roman Society activity for kids por Dani GN 1 Walls were made for protection. Sí No 2 Slaves were considered to be objects for labour and the belonged to their masters. Sí No 3 Aqueducts supplied water to the cities. Sí No 4 Women and foreigners had political roles. Sí No 5 The Circus was one of the Romans´favourite leisure activities. Sí No 6 Most of Spanish words originate from latin. Sí No 7 Insulae were large and luxurious residences for rich people. Sí No 8 Romans had a strong army Sí No 9 Most of the population lived in Domus. Sí No 10 Slaves had rights. Sí No 11 Romans spoke their own language: Spanish. Sí No 12 Romans built public buldings for entertainment Sí No 13 Slaves were land owners and they did not work. Sí No 14 In Rome, Men occupied poweful positions. Sí No 15 In Rome, Woman were responsible for cooking and raising children. Sí No 16 The Romans called Iberian Peninsula "Hispania". Sí No 17 Free people were land owners and slave owners. Sí No 18 The Romans defeated the Celts in the Iberian Peninsula. Sí No 19 Roman law defined some things like individual rights, property, ownership and inheritance. Sí No 20 In the theatre were chariot races, horse races and performances. Sí No

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Roman Society

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OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

Sí o No

¿Es verdad?

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Grammys a mejor canción/grabación

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Roman SocietyVersión en línea

por Dani GN

Walls were made for protection.

Slaves were considered to be objects for labour and the belonged to their masters.

Aqueducts supplied water to the cities.

Women and foreigners had political roles.

The Circus was one of the Romans´favourite leisure activities.

Most of Spanish words originate from latin.

Insulae were large and luxurious residences for rich people.

Romans had a strong army

Most of the population lived in Domus.

Slaves had rights.

Romans spoke their own language: Spanish.

Romans built public buldings for entertainment

Slaves were land owners and they did not work.

In Rome, Men occupied poweful positions.

In Rome, Woman were responsible for cooking and raising children.

The Romans called Iberian Peninsula "Hispania".

Free people were land owners and slave owners.

The Romans defeated the Celts in the Iberian Peninsula.

Roman law defined some things like individual rights, property, ownership and inheritance.

In the theatre were chariot races, horse races and performances.