Questions: People were seated in the Colosseum according to their religion.

The answer is False

The seating arrangement in the Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, was primarily based on social status and class rather than religion. The Roman society was highly stratified, and this hierarchy was reflected in the seating plan of the Colosseum.

This option is incorrect because there is no historical evidence to suggest that seating in the Colosseum was organized based on religious affiliation.

This option is correct. The seating was arranged with the Emperor and the most important officials and dignitaries sitting closest to the arena, while the general populace, including women and slaves, sat in the higher tiers. This arrangement was a reflection of the social hierarchy of ancient Rome.