I WONDER - Why Did The Romans Make Sacrifices To The Gods?

The video discusses the ancient Roman belief in gods and goddesses who could influence human life. Romans made offerings to deities like Kiris for agriculture and Mars for war. The gods were believed to intervene in human affairs, and Romans sought their guidance through oracles and rituals during crises.

What did the ancient Romans believe about the power of their gods and goddesses?

• They were only symbolic figures.

• They had no influence on human life.

• They could influence human life and events.

• They were feared but not worshipped.

Why would a Roman farmer make offerings to Kiris?

• To gain wealth.

• To find love.

• To ensure a good harvest.

• To win a battle.

Which god would a Roman soldier likely make offerings to for victory in battle?

• Apollo

• Mars

• Neptune

• Jupiter

In times of crisis, what might the ancient Romans do to seek guidance?

• Ignore the situation.

• Write letters to the gods.

• Consult an Oracle or perform a ritual.

• Pray silently at home.

What role did the gods and goddesses play in human affairs according to Roman beliefs?

• They punished humans for no reason.

• They only observed without action.

• They could intervene and influence events.

• They were indifferent to human affairs.