I WONDER - Where Did The Emperor Sit In The Colosseum? Me Pregunto - Dónde Se Sentaba El Emperador En El Coliseo?

The video explains the seating arrangement in the Colosseum, determined by Roman law. The emperor had the best seat, known as the emperor's box, due to his role in funding the games. Senators had the next best seats, often engraving their names on them. The further up one sat, the poorer they were, with commoners and slaves occupying the topmost seats.

Who had the best seat in the Colosseum?

• The senators

• The emperor

• The commoners

• The slaves

What was the emperor's seat in the Colosseum called?

• The imperial seat

• The emperor's throne

• The emperor's box

• The royal chair

How did senators ensure their seats were reserved?

• By using ropes

• By painting them

• By engraving their names

• By placing guards

Where did the commoners and slaves sit in the Colosseum?

• Near the emperor

• In the middle

• At the top

• At the bottom

What determined how high up a person sat in the amphitheater?

• Their age

• Their wealth

• Their profession

• Their citizenship