Circus

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Entertainment OriginPlay
Originally, 'circus' referred to ancient Roman arenas for public games, races, and battles. SlideThe circus was central to Roman entertainment, much like modern sports stadiums.
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Family FunPlay
'Circus' is often associated with a family-friendly atmosphere and entertainment. SlideWe took our children to the circus to see the acrobats and clowns.
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Traveling TroupesPlay
Circuses usually travel from place to place, raising their tents in new towns or cities. SlideThe circus tents were set up overnight as the troupe moved into town.