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What kind of public entertainment and recreation did the Roman Empire provide for its people?
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What kind of public entertainment

and recreation did the Roman
Empire provide for its people?

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In ancient Rome, the state provided games for fun and entertainment, with two broad categories of ludi, meaning games, including theatrical performances, dances, and chariot races and munera, or spectacles, such as gladiator combats, wild animal shows, and other unusual exhibitions

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