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natima [27]3 years ago

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What can be concluded is that Romans enjoyed a lot in the Gladiator games. It was an integral part of everyday life activity and was regarded and seen as one part of fun. People who were Gladiators fought in arenas until their death and were regarded as expendables.

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The role of gladiators and their status was awful as they had to fight to amuse the Romans. Most of them left their life in the arenas, while on the other side they had no rights even though some of the were regarded as champions. A famous Spartacus rebellion started because gladiators were not satisfied.

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