I WONDER - Did All Romans Wear Togas?

The video discusses Roman clothing, focusing on the toga and its significance for men as Roman citizens. It highlights the toga's complexity and discomfort, noting its use in special events. The stoller, a female counterpart worn by married Roman women, is also described, emphasizing its traditional role and construction from wool.

Who were the only individuals allowed to wear togas in ancient Rome?

• Roman women

• Roman slaves

• Roman men

• Roman children

What was a common challenge associated with wearing a toga?

• It was too colorful

• It was difficult to put on

• It was made of silk

• It was too short

For what occasions were togas typically worn?

• Daily wear

• Religious ceremonies

• State processions

• Sporting events

What was the stola primarily made from?

• Silk

• Cotton

• Wool

• Linen

Who typically wore the stola in Roman society?

• Unmarried women

• Married Roman women

• Roman men

• Roman children