I WONDER - Where Did The Emperor Sit In The Colosseum?

The video discusses the seating arrangements in the Roman Colosseum, highlighting the Emperor's box as the best seat, followed by the senators' seats, which were often engraved with their names. The higher seats were occupied by plebeians and slaves, reflecting the social hierarchy of Roman society.

Who had the privilege of sitting in the Emperor's box in the Colosseum?

• The slaves

• The plebeians

• The emperor

• The senators

What did senators do to ensure their seats were reserved in the Colosseum?

• Used special cushions

• Engraved their names

• Hired guards

• Paid extra money

Where did the plebeians sit in the Colosseum?

• In the Summon

• In the senators' section

• In the Emperor's box

• In the middle section

Which section of the Colosseum was designated for the poorest attendees?

• The Summon

• The middle section

• The senators' section

• The Emperor's box

What was the relationship between seating position and social status in the Colosseum?

• Higher seats were for the poor

• Lower seats were for the poor

• All seats were randomly assigned

• Higher seats were for the wealthy