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    Running head: MARKETING MANAGEMENT MKT522 First Draft Your Name Marketing Management MKT522 Date Professor Phil Shaps Table of Contents (Leave Page Blank) Executive Summary (Leave Page Blank) Situation Analysis Gladiator Tough is a business that focuses in creating products for fitness gurus. The company believes people who are active in fitness‚ need products that will keep them looking fresh‚ comfortable and empowered while they do their fitness activities. The main concern

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    Synopsis Originally a slave‚ Spartacus was a Thracian gladiator that led a rebellion between the slaves and the Romans‚ through time the rebellion became the Third Servile War. His journey began when he was taken to a gladiator school near Capua and escaped with around 70 slaves in a group‚ taking refuge at Mt Vesuvius. Although Spartacus and the group were small in numbers they were still strong and were able to beat the first 2 waves of Roman forces going against them that consisted of a unit of

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    celebration which included a variety of games which included gladiator fights‚ dramas based of classic mythology and animal hunts. It has been reported that over 11‚000 animals and as many gladiators were killed during this celebration. Entry into the games was free to all citizens of Rome so it was very common than many in the audience were the lower class Romans and peasants (Mann‚ 1). The events that were the most popular were gladiator fights‚ wild beast hunts‚ and sea battles. Gladiatorial battles

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    someone’s wrong doings against you seems childlike and un-motivational for a main character. However‚ after some thought‚ I wondered whether revenge was the real motivational tool to help them succeed in their quest. In films such as Spartacus‚ Gladiator and 300‚ the motif is apparent from the beginning of the film. Yet this motif wasn’t the driving motivation behind the main characters campaign. Rather‚ revenge served as the launching point for the real motivation‚ whether it was for revolution

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    Pollice Verso by Jean-Leon Gerome Pollice Verso‚ latin for Thumbs Down‚ is a realistic painting by Jean-Leon Gerome depicting a gladiator battle in the ancient Roman Coliseum. The scene is of a Gladiator standing over his defeated opponent and looking towards the audience‚ most likely a group of Vestal Virgins‚ waiting for their order of whether to kill his opponent or let him live. The Vestal Virgins are seen with their thumbs pointed down‚ which was the order to kill him. Despite living

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    movies in our era and one stuck out above the rest; Gladiator. The movie Gladiator‚ which debuted in the year 2000‚ follows the fall and rise of General Maximus as he is thrown into chains after being betrayed by the new emperor Commodus. Despite the fact that this movie chronicles fictional events of the Roman Empire‚ there are numerous aspects of this movie that parallel Aristotle’s view of what makes a good Greek Tragedy. Before comparing Gladiator to Aristotle’s six parts of a Greek Tragedy‚ it

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    central color that attracts the most attention. In person‚ the colors are striking and quite unique. The Spoliarium depicts an even during the Roman empire‚ where gladiators die for entertainment. The painting shows how gladiators are being dragged mercilessly by men towards an unknown darkness‚ where other tragically killed gladiators are brought. To the left is a cheering crowd‚ screaming for blood while to the right‚ a woman is crouched and seemingly in sorrow. The painting shows a tragic event

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    Some slaves were purchased as gladiators to entertain the Romans. Slaves were stripped bare and put up for sale. By seeing the slaves naked‚ people could judge by their body type what they would be good for. Spartacus had the ideal body structure for a gladiator and was purchased by Lentulus Batiates to be just that. Lentulus Batiates was a teacher at a ludus‚ which was a school for gladiators. (2) He was already a great warrior and was a natural and being a gladiator. The ludus was in Capua

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    that was used as a form of entertainment is the Roman Colosseum‚ also known as the Flavian amphitheater. In ancient Rome‚ the most popular form of entertainment was the gladiator fights. These fights‚ usually among animals and trained public fighters‚ were staged in open arenas in a city’s forum. There is evidence that the gladiator fights were originally staged in Rome’s main town square because of a remark by the first-century B.C. Roman architect Vitruvius. He once wrote: "The custom of giving gladiatorial

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    “While stands the Coliseum‚ Rome shall stand; When falls the Coliseum‚ Rome shall fall; And when Rome falls—the world.” The Roman Colosseum was one of the most‚ if not the most important architectural structures in Rome‚ as well as one the largest outdoor theatres of ancient Rome. It was often considered the heart of Roman life and culture because of its importance‚ purpose‚ and beauty. Throughout its turbulent history‚ the Colosseum has always been an important part of Roman life symbolically

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