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A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

A forum was a market place and in most Roman towns it was also a civic center. It was a place were people would not only gather to shop, but to catch up on the latest news and listen to speeches, especially during the election campaigns. Legal matters, such as registering a birth or death were also carried out in a forum. A forum was the ancient equivalent of our "downtowm".

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