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Your husbabnd is leaving with another woman Iam a legal us citizens and hes not a ciizens can he still get hes citizenship?
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∙ 14y ago
No he can not. because he is going to need you to be his sponsor and you need to be married for a certain amount of time or else the govt. will know you just married for the papers. I would leave him because you deserve better.
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Why did the Romans wear red clothing?
There is no historical proof that the Roman soldiers wore red or any other color for that matter. Hollywood likes to dress their version of a Roman soldier in red because it makes for a more dramatic showing on the screen. In reality, though, red may have been worn and as for parades, white may have been worn. This is speculation, as nothing authentic has come down to us in writing and the paint has long since faded from the statuary of Roman soldiers.
What is gladiating?
A gladiator was a warrior (usually a slave or prisoner) who competed in various gladiatorial events. They would fight in rings and be pit up against animals, or other gladiators. Usually they fought to the death, but the fate of their lives were determined by the crowd and ultimately, by whomever called the games forth. If a gladiator killed many men, or had done something particularly crowd-pleasing, they would be given a wooden sword to symbolize their freedom.Answer:The preesent word "gladiator" is somewhat of a misnomer as a glasiator sinifies a person who fought with a sworf "gladius"The were many types of men, weapons and styles represented in the ranks of the "Gladiators". These include:Rudiarius (Free men who fought as gladiators for fame and fortuneGladiato Tertiarius (Substitute Gladiators, understudies for famous fighters)Sagittarius (Mounted Bowman)Amazones - Female GladiatorsThey were also divided by their arms and armourThose that were heavily armed:Cataphractarius (Heavily protected gladiator)Gallus (Heavily armed Gladiator )Hoplomachi (Armed Fighters)Provocatores (Challengers Protected by a Breastplate)Samnites: (Large Shields and Plumed Helmets)Secutores (Slashers / Carvers)Scissores (Carvers - Short Swords)Murmillones (Gladius and Shield Gladiator)Those that were lightly armed:Dimachaeri (Gladiators With Two Swords)Thracian (Thrax - Curved Swords)Eques (Horseback And Sword Gladiator)Essedari (War-Chariot Fighters)Laquerarii (Lasso Fighters)Paegniarius: (Whip, Club and Shield Gladiator)Retiarii (Net Fighters)Velites (Fought in groups with SpearsThose thatb were "oddites" or mainly for unusual attributes of "humour"Andabatae (Sight Restricted Gladiators with no eye holes in their helmets)Bestiarii (Beast Fighters including Taurarii or bull fighters)Naumachiarii ( Combatants in Sea-fights which imvolved flooding the fighting area)Praegenarii (Opening Act Gladiators usually of lower quality or "amusement" types)Venatores (Wild Animal Hunters)Paegniarius (Animal Fighters with a Whip)Gadiators could also e defined by how they came to be fighters. These include:Auctorati: Ciizens who fought to pay off debtsTirones gladiatores or Tiro: Gladiator in training trying to make name for themselvesVeteranus (Veterani): The trained (experienced) gladiator.Meridiani: Gladiators specailizing in mid day fights (simiar to opening acts at concertsOrdinarii: The average gladiators, not the super stars.Catervarii: Gladiators in melee fightsNoxii: Criminals who fought instead of facing execution (any chance was better than none)Gladiatores Fiscales: Professional state supported fighters.Gladiatores Postulatitii: The superstars of the gladiatorial world.,The Gladiators were slaves in ancient Rome which would fight to the death against animals and fellow slaves for sheer amusement of the Roman people. If fought and won a lot a Gladiator would be given citizenship.AnswerOriginally they were two men chosen to sword-fight to the death as a funeral rite for an important Roman, with the belief that the slain man would accompany the important Roman in the afterlife. The name gladiator was taken from gladius, the name of the Roman infantry short sword. Later as these games became popular entertainment with several types of gladiators armed in various ways. Gladiators also fought against animals. Although seen rarely, the gladiatrix was a woman who fought in the arena. Very few gladiators were volunteers. They were mostly slaves, convicted criminals, and prisoners of war who were sentenced to be gladiators. They were considered the scum of Roman society, and yet they were highly admired. The least successful gladiators were killed in the arena. The most successful gladiators eventually won their freedom. Not all matches resulted in death for a defeated gladiator, as their training made them too valuable to throw away. As correctly stated by the above answer, the Romans did love the gladiatorial games very much.Gladiators were normally roman slaves or law-breakers who, were trained to fight in an arena. In the arena, they had to fight other gladiators and animals, such as lions. If a gladiator was a very good fighter, he would be rewarded freedom.
What is a gladiators?
A gladiator was a warrior (usually a slave or prisoner) who competed in various gladiatorial events. They would fight in rings and be pit up against animals, or other gladiators. Usually they fought to the death, but the fate of their lives were determined by the crowd and ultimately, by whomever called the games forth. If a gladiator killed many men, or had done something particularly crowd-pleasing, they would be given a wooden sword to symbolize their freedom.Answer:The preesent word "gladiator" is somewhat of a misnomer as a glasiator sinifies a person who fought with a sworf "gladius"The were many types of men, weapons and styles represented in the ranks of the "Gladiators". These include:Rudiarius (Free men who fought as gladiators for fame and fortuneGladiato Tertiarius (Substitute Gladiators, understudies for famous fighters)Sagittarius (Mounted Bowman)Amazones - Female GladiatorsThey were also divided by their arms and armourThose that were heavily armed:Cataphractarius (Heavily protected gladiator)Gallus (Heavily armed Gladiator )Hoplomachi (Armed Fighters)Provocatores (Challengers Protected by a Breastplate)Samnites: (Large Shields and Plumed Helmets)Secutores (Slashers / Carvers)Scissores (Carvers - Short Swords)Murmillones (Gladius and Shield Gladiator)Those that were lightly armed:Dimachaeri (Gladiators With Two Swords)Thracian (Thrax - Curved Swords)Eques (Horseback And Sword Gladiator)Essedari (War-Chariot Fighters)Laquerarii (Lasso Fighters)Paegniarius: (Whip, Club and Shield Gladiator)Retiarii (Net Fighters)Velites (Fought in groups with SpearsThose thatb were "oddites" or mainly for unusual attributes of "humour"Andabatae (Sight Restricted Gladiators with no eye holes in their helmets)Bestiarii (Beast Fighters including Taurarii or bull fighters)Naumachiarii ( Combatants in Sea-fights which imvolved flooding the fighting area)Praegenarii (Opening Act Gladiators usually of lower quality or "amusement" types)Venatores (Wild Animal Hunters)Paegniarius (Animal Fighters with a Whip)Gadiators could also e defined by how they came to be fighters. These include:Auctorati: Ciizens who fought to pay off debtsTirones gladiatores or Tiro: Gladiator in training trying to make name for themselvesVeteranus (Veterani): The trained (experienced) gladiator.Meridiani: Gladiators specailizing in mid day fights (simiar to opening acts at concertsOrdinarii: The average gladiators, not the super stars.Catervarii: Gladiators in melee fightsNoxii: Criminals who fought instead of facing execution (any chance was better than none)Gladiatores Fiscales: Professional state supported fighters.Gladiatores Postulatitii: The superstars of the gladiatorial world.,The Gladiators were slaves in ancient Rome which would fight to the death against animals and fellow slaves for sheer amusement of the Roman people. If fought and won a lot a Gladiator would be given citizenship.AnswerOriginally they were two men chosen to sword-fight to the death as a funeral rite for an important Roman, with the belief that the slain man would accompany the important Roman in the afterlife. The name gladiator was taken from gladius, the name of the Roman infantry short sword. Later as these games became popular entertainment with several types of gladiators armed in various ways. Gladiators also fought against animals. Although seen rarely, the gladiatrix was a woman who fought in the arena. Very few gladiators were volunteers. They were mostly slaves, convicted criminals, and prisoners of war who were sentenced to be gladiators. They were considered the scum of Roman society, and yet they were highly admired. The least successful gladiators were killed in the arena. The most successful gladiators eventually won their freedom. Not all matches resulted in death for a defeated gladiator, as their training made them too valuable to throw away. As correctly stated by the above answer, the Romans did love the gladiatorial games very much.Gladiators were normally roman slaves or law-breakers who, were trained to fight in an arena. In the arena, they had to fight other gladiators and animals, such as lions. If a gladiator was a very good fighter, he would be rewarded freedom.
