"<span>D. the Circus Maximus</span>" is the correct answer. The Circus (which is not at all like the present day definition of a circus) was the only venue fitted with race tracks for the horses.
The magistrates were responsible for <em>taking care of the finances and judicial obligations</em> throughout the Roman Republic.
But honestly, some magistrates were even responsible for <em>entertainment</em><em> </em>- for those within Rome, such as <em>festivals</em> and <em>games</em><em> </em>for those to enjoy (think of it as the magistrates being the party hosts and the bankers).
After the depression of the 1890's immigration jumped from a low of 3.5 million in that decade to a high of 9 million in the first decade of the new century
Ancien regime or the old order was a social and political system of France prior to the revolution of France(1789). Under the old regime, the king of France was an absolute despot and had centralized power in the imperial administration. The political system of France was comprised of the 3 estates which served Clergy on the first stage, Nobility on the second and the Others on the third estate. Thus the old regime came to an end with the French revolution of 1789, when the revolutionaries abolished the hereditary Monarchy and the system of French nobility.
