i do some times why you got a problem with that?
they sit in a special seat in the arena with a good view of everything
they sat in the best seats....the first row!
the emporer sat in a imporal box and saw everthing
The emperors, if they attended the games, sat in the imperial box, which was a part of every arena.
The emperor entered the Colosseum through an entrance which was reserved for him and the vestal priestesses and sat in the imperial box.
The emperor sat in the imperial box at the Colosseum or at any other arena or circus. This was a spacious area with room for the family and visiting dignitaries or the emperor's favorites.
Roman Emperors held gladiator battles and chariot races because they distracted the uneducated. They prevented revolts. They kept the poor entertained.
At first the gladiatorial games were sponsored by individuals,but because they grew in size over the years, individuals could not afford them so the emperors took over and sponsored all gladiatorial games.
Government measures to distract and control the masses of Rome by providing free games, races, mock battles, and gladiator contests.they provided free games, mock battles and gladiator contests
They sat and watched. If one gladiator had another at his mercy, the people would hold out their thumbs to indicate whether they wanted the gladiator to be spared or not. The emperor then gave the final verdict based on popular vote.
The People who became a gladiator were the pepople who were sold to families.
The gladiatorial games were organised ans funded by the emperors or the high officers of state.
The emperors and high ranking officers of state funded and organized the gladiatorial games in Rome.
Caligula did hold Gladiator games, in fact he was one of the most famous emperors to do so. He was also one of few emperors that participated as Gladiators, he also was famous for forcing people of the audience to fight againt other gladiators, animals, or him. Hope this helps. -xxLaxPwnerxx Caligula did hold Gladiator games, in fact he was one of the most famous emperors to do so. He was also one of few emperors that participated as Gladiators, he also was famous for forcing people of the audience to fight againt other gladiators, animals, or him. Hope this helps. -xxLaxPwnerxx
All but one of the Roman emperors after Constantine the Great were Christians and found the gladiatorial games unacceptable. Several of these emperors banned these games. However, they were so popular that these bans were only partially effective. The gladiatorial games truly disappeared only with the disappearance of Roman civilisation.
The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.The most famous place that held gladiator games was the Colosseum.
In the original gladiator games, people(and animals) were killed.
how did the emperor react withe crowds at the gladiator games
The wealthy sat in the lowest tier. The poor sat on the highest tires. The senators had reserved seats closest to the arena.
Rich Romans and many emperors spent large sums of money on organising large scale and lavish gladiatorial games. Their aim was to gain popularity because these games were very popular among the masses.
Roman Emperors held gladiator battles and chariot races because they distracted the uneducated. They prevented revolts. They kept the poor entertained.
Gladiator Games - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: UK:12
At first the gladiatorial games were sponsored by individuals,but because they grew in size over the years, individuals could not afford them so the emperors took over and sponsored all gladiatorial games.