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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #39475 Etruscan
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The    origins    of    glad    victorial    combat    in    the    Roman    Empire    are    uncertain    but    many    historians    believe    that    the    most    likely        for    this    brutal    form    of    entertainment,    where        fought    to    the    death,    was    in    the    Etruscan    .    The    men,    and    even    some    women,    who    took    part    in    these    bloody    spectacles,    the    trained    gladiators,    were    slaves    or    those    who    had    been    marginalised    by    society    and    VOlunteered    to    take    part    in    the    games    But,        of    their    background,    many    of    the    most    popular    gladiators    commanded    a    huge    following    amongst    the    populace    of    Ancient    Rome    and    were    widely    regarded    as    the    embodiment    of    martial    prowess    and    ethics.    Their    skill    and    bravery    was    celebrated    in    all    forms    of    Roman    art.    The    games    were    at    their    peak    between    the    first    century    BC    and    the    second    century    AD    but    finally    died    out    in    the    fifth    century    AD    after    the    adoption    of    christianity    in    the    empire.    

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