Works Cited
“16 Interesting Facts about the Colosseum in Rome.” Www.tickets-Rome.com, www.tickets-
rome.com/colosseum/facts/. This website talks about some interesting facts about Rome.
The facts will be used in a specific section of the website..
“Ancient Roman Gladiators.” The Colosseum, www.thecolosseum.org/gladiators/#:~:text=Most
%20Roman%20gladiators%20were%20de. This talks source describes the different types
of gladiators and who they were. We can compare them for what which ones had their
own values of rights..
Andrews, Evan. “10 Things You May Not Know about Roman Gladiators.” History, A&E
Television Networks LLC, 4 Mar. 2014, www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-
know-about-roman-gladiators. This shows some facts about Roman gladiators. This can
be spread throughout the website, or have its own section..
Basta, Hannah. “Slaves, ‘Coloni,’ and Status Confusion in the Late Roman Empire.” Journal of
the National Collegiate Honors Council, vol. 18, no. 1, 2017, pp. 47–75, eric.ed.gov/?
id=EJ1172634. This is a website about how slavery in ancient Rome worked. This helped
me understand more about my project because it showed how slavery took place..
Cartwright, Mark. “Roman Gladiator.” World History Encyclopedia, Mark Cartwright, 3 May
2018, www.worldhistory.org/gladiator/. This is a website about Roman gladiators and
where they originated from, as well as how they progressed through time. This source
helped me understand my topic more by explaining the different types of gladiators and
where they originated from..
“Colosseum History - Gladiator Games - Who Bulit the Colosseum and Why.” Rome Colosseum,
romecolosseumtickets.tours/colosseum-history-rome/. This is a website about the history
of the Colosseum. This helped me understand more about my project because it talks
about the place where gladiatorial fights took place..
Franco Cavazzi. “Roman Slaves, the 1st State Organized Slavery in History.” The Roman
Empire, 17 Dec. 2021, roman-empire.net/roman-slaves/. Accessed 21 Nov. 2024. This is
a website about Roman slaves. This helped me understand my project because of what
they did and represented..
“Gladiators, Chariots, and the Roman Games [Ushistory.org].” Ushistory.org, 2022,
www.ushistory.org/civ/6e.asp?
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4. Accessed 1 Nov. 2024. This is a website about gladiators in ancient Rome. This source
helped me understand my topic more by describing how gladiator fights have progressed
over time..
“History.” Colosseum, colosseum.info/history/. This website is used on the project to cite and use
for comparisons. This source is important because it talks about the history of the
Colosseum..
Matt. “24 Mind-Blowing Facts about the Roman Colosseum (PICTURES).” The Colosseum,
www.thecolosseum.org/facts/#:~:text=Who%20built%20the%20Colosseum%3F. This
website is used on the project for facts and information. This source is important because
it talks about the Colosseum and provides specific facts about it..
McElduff, Siobhán. “Origins of Gladiatorial Munera.” Pressbooks.bccampus.ca, Sept. 2020,
pressbooks.bccampus.ca/spectaclesintheromanworldsourcebook/chapter/origins-of-
gladiatorial-munera/. This is a website about the origins of gladiators. This source helped
me to understand my topic by explaining the history of gladiators..
“Slavery in Ancient Rome: Laws. Treatment of Slaves.” 1902encyclopedia.com, 2024,
www.1902encyclopedia.com/S/SLA/slavery-07.html. Accessed 1 Nov. 2024. This is a
website about the treatment of slaves in Ancient Rome. This source helped me understand
my topic by explaining the legal situations behind the lives slaves lived..
“The Colosseum.” Parco Archeologico Del Colosseo, colosseo.it/en/area/the-colosseum/. This is
a website about the Colosseum. This source helped me understand my topic more by
explaining its creation and purpose..
“The Life of Gladiators in Rome | Omnia Rome and Vatican Pass.” Romeandvaticanpass.com,
2017, romeandvaticanpass.com/en/things-to-do/the-life-of-gladiators-in-rome. This is a
website about the life of gladiators in Rome. This helped me understand more about my
topic because it shows how gladiators lived..
