Roman Art and Culture

What are the two main types of Roman sculpture?

Who invented concrete 1000 years before the Romans started using it?

What religion did the Emperor Constantine usher in?

Which building technique is shown here?

The Pantheon Temple had a large opening at the top of it's dome. What was this called?

This secular building could hold how many people?

Roman architecture used Greek ideas mixed with:

What does the word secular mean?

What is one covering that the Romans used to hide the ugliness of the concrete?

A Roman domestic house is known as a:

Roman portraits tended to look very:

What would the wealthy class of Rome be called?

Most Roman artists were of what origin?

On which secular building would you see all of the classical orders, one row above another?

What are the physical traits of this sculpture meant to convey?

What is the name of this giant building where gladiatorial games were held?

Which building technique is shown in the picture?

In a republic:

What type of government did the Romans form?

Why is it difficult to pin point a Roman art "style"?

The Pantheon Temple was dedicated to these gods:

Eventually, the wax funerary mask was replaced by:

Which is NOT one of the four main styles of wall painting?

The Pantheon in Rome is similar to which American building?

The main room in a Roman home is the:

Our United States government is based partly on:

What were lower class Roman citizens called?

A Roman household shrine might hold:

What type of building techniques does this creation use? (Pont du Gard)

This portrait example is named:

What building technique is shown here?

This temple is the oldest, best-preserved religious temple of its kind. What is its name?

The Pont du Gard in Nimes, France, was used for what purpose?

In Roman society, aristocrats are known as:

A sort of hyperrealism in sculpture where the features are exaggerated:

What was a funerary mask?

Which of these things is NOT a concept that a new American government considered?

What is NOT an advantage of using concrete to build?

How do we know about Roman domestic architecture?

This religious building in Rome has a large dome on the inside ceiling. What is its name?

At the rear of the Roman home, you would find the_______________which would hold a writing desk

Which of these is NOT true about Roman architecture?

What material was vital to large Roman construction?

Why is it difficult to pin-point a Roman art "style"?