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Who built the coloseum?
The emperor Vespasian built the Colosseum.
Did Iraq used to be Persia?
No. Iraq used to be called Mesopotamia. It is Iran that used to be Persia.
What was the temple of Athena used for?
The temple of Athena was used to house the giant statue of her and was used for democracy,
Are papyrus and wood used to make Egyptian boats?
Actually papyrus were used to make paper, and were scarcely used on boats, but woods were indeed used to make boats
Why were catapults used?
they were used to defend before stronger weapons
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