Daily Life in Rome: Gladiators
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This worksheet explores the lives of gladiators in Ancient Rome through reading comprehension activities. Students will analyse sources, compare perspectives, and explain the role of gladiators in Roman society.
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Daily Life in Rome: Gladiators
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Understanding Gladiators in Ancient Rome
Source A: Description of a Gladiator's Life 'Gladiators were often slaves or prisoners, trained in special schools to fight in the arena. Their lives were harsh, filled with rigorous training and the constant threat of death. Despite this, some gladiators gained fame and wealth, becoming popular with the Roman crowds.'
Historian View: Historian A argues that gladiators were primarily slaves who fought for entertainment, while others believe some fought voluntarily for fame and money.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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