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I really couldnt think of what kind of picture to use for my topic since its about gender roles in ancient Rome, so I used this picture because them men of ancient rome would go to these public places and conduct their everyday buisness. So that is why I chose this picture.

[|The below picture was found through google images from a NY Times article. The sculpture represents the legend of the founding of Rome. Romulus and Remus, sons of the god Mars, the two legendary founders of Ancient Rome, were said to have been abandoned and found by a female wolf who suckled them until they were found by a shepherd.] []

The sculpture is at the Capitoline Museum in Rome.

~Courtney Clark



This is a picture of the Colosseumm which I got from National Geographic, at this link[] It was taken by O. Louis Mazzatenta on assignment for, but not published in, "Down the Ancient Appian Way," June 1981, //National Geographic// magazine.

The Colosseum is a crucial ferature of Ancient Rome because of the social and historical meaning it carries. The activites of the Colosseum were a huge factor in the way ancient Romans lives their lives. It hold greater political meaning in the way that the Caesars kept the masses placated and on thier side.



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This is a painting that I found on famouswonders.com, it is called “The Christian Martyrs’ Last Prayer” by French painter Jean-Léon Gérôme. I chose this image because it has a lot to do with my topic and its subject was a very important aspect of Roman life. Still to this day, these “games” are known all throughout the world.



http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Abortion&action=history This is a link that I found on Wikipedia.com that leads to the history page about abortion. --Jessica Laux

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Immigration_to_the_United_States&action=history This link leads to the history page of the wiki that talks about Immigration to the United States. I wouldn't say that this information is reliable in any way because anyone who wants to change this wiki, just has to sign up for a wikipedia account, and they can change any information they want.

- Tia Buto

[] This link takes you to the history page of alien abductions on wikipedia. I would say that as long as there are citations, the information is reliable. If it is not reliable, at least wikipedia provides the opportunity to research the subject more through the citations. However, there is always the possibilty that someone who dresses in aluminum foil edits the page without citations and makes outlandish claims! So be careful!

-Marc Marino

[] This is my link to the right to bear arms. -Kristin Holliday

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sexuality_in_ancient_Rome&action=history

This is the page I found on Roman sexuality. There don't seem to be as many revisions as there are additions, but it was still interesting to look through.