teresa

5. the act of leaving your homeland to go far away, with the hope of finding a better life.
7. A category of fresh food containing high amounts of nutrients that kept the Romans healthy (three words, two plural nouns joined by a conjunction).
9. the noun of the adjective “poor”.
10. Roman farmers had a natural and reliable supply of this for their crops because they also raised cattle, sheep, goats etc.
11. Water was not clean so the Romans drank water by using it to make this drink.

1. Modern commercial farmers with large monocultures need this, but Roman farmers did not, thanks to the practice of crop rotation, which limited the population of pests.
2. What anthropologists measure to estimate how healthy a population of people were (two words, adjective+plural noun)
3. A decrease in the population of this category of animals will result in big problems with food supply.
4. The State subsidized this so the people could use it for food but also for softening leather, as lamp fuel and detergent (two words: adjective and uncountable noun).
6. The historical period after the fall of the Roman Empire.
8. Thanks to surplus of cereals grown in North Africa, the State subsidized this essential food.