Ancient Roman Art

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On what floor level of the colosseum would women and the poor have sat

The Colosseum is Ancient Rome's tallest building and is an unroofed oval structure known as ___

The interior of Trajan's column is hollow with a spiral staircase and windows

Which Emperor moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople

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What emperor was the adopted son of Julius Caesar?

A curved structural element that spans an open space

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What American founding father was inspired by the architectural design of the Pantheon?

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Four barrel vaults intersect each other at right angles

Witch Pompeiian style was a combination of all previous styles?

A studied work of art is known as a _______.

The Romans adopted the Greek Doric order. They modified it by adding a(n) ____ to the columns

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This is an example of a

How did the sculpture of Emperor Augustus show his lineage (ancestor) to the gods?

Which Emperor had the Colosseum built?

Why would the Romans sometimes have the floor of the Colosseum flooded

Which emperor divided the empire into 2 because he thought it was too large for 1 emperor

A continuous arched structure forming a half cylinder

Which Emperor had the Pantheon built for a third time

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What artist designed this building?

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A circular opening at the center of a ceiling is a(n)

Assassination of Julius Caesar, marking a transition from the Roman Republic to Roman Empire

Romans Emperors used sculpture as political ______ in order of publicize and promote themselves

this is an example of

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The emperor Diocletian devised a form of government called the ___, or ruled by four.

Why would the Romans sometimes have the floor of the Colosseum flooded?

Only one ancient Roman wall was built in the United Kingdom (England)

According to Roman mythology, which brother killed his twin and named Rome after himself?

Which Emperor converted to Christianity

Diocletian’s new form of government would have 2 rulers “Augustus” & 2 subordinates “___”.

The mythological being at the foot of Augustus of Primaporta is?

A purple stone reserved for the emperor, imperial use

Regarding the exterior of the Pantheon, all of the following are true except?

A(n) _______ is a member of military, or a knight, who is also a horseman

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What is the name of this Ancient Roman Art?

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The "five good emperors"were all bloodline heirs

What emperor decriminalized Christianity and made it a lawful religion?

An artificial channel that supplies water to a nearby city is known as a(n)__________.

What was the original name for the Ancient Rome's Amphitheater?

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"Fresh" mural paintings done on wet plaster

A round arch, extended in space, forms a half cylinder known as a(n)___________.

Which Emperor built a wall to separate the Romans from he Barbarians

Who was the first emperor of the Roman Empire

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How many styles make up the Pompeiian styles?

What civilization inspired the Roman's to perfect the vault and rounded arch

Which Emperor was accused of starting the fires in Rome.

The Romans developed the inexpensive and efficient building material known as concrete.

What two columns did the Romans add to the Greek's column orders?

What emperor committed suicide after he was declared a public enemy

Why wasn’t the statue of Marcus Aurelius melted down for metal, like other bronze statues?

When it came to sculpture, what could the Romans not do that the Greeks could?

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This is an example of what roman architectural element?

How many hills make up the city of Roman and what is the original hill where Rome began?

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Where is this Ancient Roman Art located?

Which Pompeiian style created faux bricks and textures for the wall

In this artwork how can you differentiate between the Augusti and the Caesars?

How were the ruins from the city of Pompeii so well-preserved?

Under which Emperor did the Roman Empire reach its greatest extent?

The colossal statue of Emperor Constantine was made only from marble.

The sunken ceiling panels inside the dome of the Pantheon are called?

Emperors used ____ as a way of propaganda

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