Roman Villas and Architecture

The video discusses the lifestyle of wealthy Romans during the Republican period, focusing on their villas. These villas were architectural masterpieces with elaborate gardens, paintings, and sculptures. The classic Roman houses of the rich were divided into two main parts: one centered around the atrium and the other around the perstylium.

During which period did wealthy Romans live in sprawling villas in the countryside?

• Medieval Period

• Republican Period

• Imperial Period

• Renaissance Period

What were the Roman villas known for in terms of architecture?

• Wooden structures

• Minimalist interiors

• Elaborate gardens and decorations

• Simple designs

Which of the following was a common feature in the decoration of Roman villas?

• Neon lights

• Stained glass windows

• Modern art installations

• Paintings and sculptures

How were the classic Roman houses of the rich structured?

• Two parts: atrium and peristylium

• Single open space

• Three levels: basement, ground, and upper floor

• Circular design

What was the purpose of the atrium in Roman houses?

• Storage space

• Central living area

• Sleeping quarters

• Dining room