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From Romanticism to Realism

From Romanticism to Realism. The Essential Theatre. Ch6. Introduction. The late XVIII and early XIX centuries brought a reaction against the neoclassical rules that had dominated dramatic writing since the mid-seventieth century.

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How far did Roman punishments reflect Roman society?

How far did Roman punishments reflect Roman society?. By the end of the lesson you should be able to. Explain some of the crimes and punishments handed out in Roman Britain Explain why these punishments were given Evaluate how far punishments reflected society. Starter

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Origins Surviving eastern half of Roman Empire Byzantine rulers saw themselves as Roman emperors

Origins Surviving eastern half of Roman Empire Byzantine rulers saw themselves as Roman emperors Constantinople founded by Constantine on site of Greek colony of Byzantium. Constantine. Early Byzantine Period From 324 CE to 842 CE Emperor Justinian I Empress Theodora

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Distasters

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Chapter 29 The Golden Age of Athens

Chapter 29 The Golden Age of Athens. Introduction A City of Contrasts Religion: The Temple at Delphi Architecture: The Acropolis Architecture is the art of designing buildings Sculpture: A Marble Workshop

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Ch. 11

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Olympics

Olympics. Ancient Greek Olympics. The Olympics started in Olympia in 776 BC. The games lasted for only 5 days and only men and boys could compete. Day 1: Athletes spent the day getting ready to compete.

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Chapter 26

Chapter 26. The Rise of Democracy. 26.1: Introduction. Different forms of government Monarchy Oligarchy Tyranny Democracy Greeks did not identify themselves with a country, but with their city Each city has its own laws, army, money, and government Cities ? City-states.

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE (306-800)

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Aim: Why is the Pax Romana considered the golden age of the Roman Empire?

Aim: Why is the Pax Romana considered the golden age of the Roman Empire?. Do Now: Why was Augustus an important figure in Roman history? What were some of his accomplishments? . I. Legacy of Augustus

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. By: Jiaqi Li. Ancient Greece. Ancient Greece lasted from 8000 B.C.E to 30 B.C.E. Ancient Greece lasted 7970 years. Mythology. There are lots of different kinds of gods. For instance, Titans, Olympians, Other gods, and weird creatures.

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. By: Jiaqi Li. Ancient Greece. Ancient Greece lasted from 8000 B.C.E to 30 B.C.E. Ancient Greece lasted 7970 years. Mythology. There are lots of different kinds of gods. For instance, Titans, Olympians, Other gods, and weird creatures.

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Aim: Why did the Byzantine Empire succeed during the Middle Ages?

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Roman Developments and Culture

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The Cult of Cybele

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the first greek olympics

the first greek olympics. 776 BC . All about the first olympics. Only men were able to compete and they had to compete naked

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By; Kelly Murphy

The Olympics . By; Kelly Murphy. Evolving Events. Ancient .

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Aim: Why is the Pax Romana considered the golden age of the Roman Empire?

Aim: Why is the Pax Romana considered the golden age of the Roman Empire?. Do Now: Why was Augustus an important figure in Roman history? What were some of his accomplishments? . I . Legacy of Augustus

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Warm-up

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