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circuses started in the ancient Rome , in the arena Circus maximus ? ahha Lol
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How many circuses are there in the world?
Noone knows the exact number. The estimated number of circuses in Germany are about 400. But bigger countries like the USA only have about a dozen. I think that there are more than 5000 circuses around the world.
Which civilization is credited with creating the first circuses?
Romans The first circuses were rather grisly affairs. They featured chariot races, exotic animals, and duels to the death between gladiators and animals.
What motivated roman emperors to construct baths circuses forums and amphitheaters?
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Where did the ancient Greeks and Romans hold their entertainment?
The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.The ancient Greeks and Romans held their public entertainments in the theaters and the circuses in Rome and the hippodrome in the Greek areas.
Did the Romans hide the problem of the poor with bread and circuses?
No, they did not try to hide the problem of the poor, they tried to alleviate it. The dole of grain, oil and wine was a long standing tradition of the Roman government and the races were customary for celebratory events. The term "bread and circuses" was just that, a pairing of words that caught the imagination.
