culture   Roman empire
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • sacrifice (1) • trade routes (1) • apprenticeship (1) • cavalry tactics (1) • dreadlocks (1) • honorable combat (1) • kingship (1) • league (1) • lever (1) • philosophy (1) • pyruvate oxidation (1) • spear (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sacrifice Roman Empire Animal sacrifices were a common practice in the religious ceremonies of the Roman Empire and Ancient Greece. 2
2 trade routes Roman Empire The Roman road network supported trade and communication across their empire. 2
3 apprenticeship Roman Empire Apprenticeship in Roman Empire involved learning from master craftsmen in fields like shipbuilding and sculpture. 1
4 cavalry tactics Roman Empire Cavalry played a crucial role in the conquests of the Roman Empire. 1
5 dreadlocks Roman Empire Dreadlocks were historically associated with fierceness, strength, and fearlessness in battle in the Roman Empire. 1
6 honorable combat Roman Empire In the Roman Empire, gladiator battles served as entertainment and spectacle in the concept of honorable combat. 1
7 kingship Roman Empire The concept of kingship in the Roman Empire was intertwined with the early forms of governance and the establishment of city-states. 1
8 league Roman Empire Leagues in the Roman Empire provided a platform for political and military alliances between city-states or regions. 1
9 lever Roman Empire In Roman culture, the lever was a symbol of power and authority, often associated with governance and control. 1
10 philosophy Roman Empire Roman Empire embraced and elaborated on Greek philosophy, integrating it into their intellectual and cultural landscape. 1
11 pyruvate oxidation Roman Empire Pyruvate oxidation was not known as a scientific process in the Roman Empire due to a lack of understanding of cellular respiration and biochemistry. 1
12 spear Roman Empire The spear was a primary weapon in warfare and hunting in the Roman Empire. 1