The forum

4. Statues in the forum honored the ____ and his family, as well as important citizens of Pompeii
7. The shrine to the Lares in each family's atrium was called the ____.
10. In addition to being the donor whose money paid for a large market building in Pompeii, Eumachia was a _____.
11. __________ was a wealthy Pompeiian woman
12. The drawing on the bottom left of page 48 is based on a Pompeiian _______ __________.
14. The guardian spirits of Pompeii were called the ____.
15. Wheeled carts and wagons were able to pass through the forum
17. In the middle of the open space of the forum, there were ______ commemorating important people
18. One of the occupations we know Pompeiian women could have
19. In Roman times, a "_____" was a law court. This building style was adopted by the early Christian church, which is why "___" most commonly means "church" now.
21. The temple whose ruins are shown in Figure 4 was dedicated to the ___.
22. Although women didn't usually manage their own businesses, _____ could take over control of their husbands' business affairs.

1. The gates leading into the forum were made of ____.
2. Pompeiians could learn election results and the dates of upcoming processions and shows by reading a _____ in the forum.
3. Political candidates probably made speeches from the steps of the temple of ___ in the forum.
5. The colonnade around the forum of Pompeii had two stories
6. Every ____ contained a shrine to the family's own Lares, or protective spirits.
8. The permanent shops whose ruins are shown in Figure 2 sold mainly meat, fish, and ____.
9. Figure 1 shows the ruins of the _____ of Jupiter.
13. One of the main sources of evidence about daily life in Pompeii, ____ have been found in the forum and carved on walls throughout the city.
16. The forum was the heart of the commercial, administrative, and religious life of Pompeii.
20. Pompeiians believed that the goddess _____ took a special interest in their town.