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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome. From Republic to Empire. Modern scholars believe that in the 8th century B.C., the inhabitants of some small Latin settlements on hills in the TIBER VALLEY near Tiber River united and established a common meeting place, the FORUM , around which the city of Rome grew. FORUM.

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National Humanities Center Defining a New Nation: 1789-1820

National Humanities Center Defining a New Nation: 1789-1820. WELCOME When you enter the classroom, your microphone will be muted. I will unmute it and greet you. By saying hello to each other, we will see if the audio technology is working. We are pleased to have you with us.

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Roman republic

Roman republic. The Romans Create a Republic. Geography of Rome and the surrounding area:. 1. Located on the Italian Peninsula, which sticks out into the Mediterranean Sea 2. Natural barriers for protection: Alps to the north

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Ch. 10 The Early Republic

Ch. 10 The Early Republic. Vocabulary Pioneer Frontier Flatboat Canal. Lesson 1: People on the Move. The first colonists settled between the Atlantic Ocean and Appalachian Mountains (which was difficult to cross). Where is this location on the map?

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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome. From Village to Empire. Romulus and Remus. Legend Abandoned on the Tiber River and raised by a She-Wolf, the twin sons of the god Mars and a Latin princess decide to build a city near this spot. Geography of Rome. Developed because of strategic location

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The Early Republic 1788-1829

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Eras

Eras. & dates for new TEKS. 1607. 1620. 1776. 1787. 1803. 1861-1865. Colonization. Revolution. Drafting of Declaration of Independence. Create and Ratify the Constitution . Religious Revivals. Early Republic. Age of Jackson. Westward Expansion. Reform Movements. Sectionalism.

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The Rise of Rome

The Rise of Rome. 10.1 Chapter 10 Section 1. Geography of Italy. Italy is a peninsula 2 major mountain ranges Alps Apennines Mount Vesuvius. Not much area is flat- HILLS Many cities founded on hills Many cities founded along rivers Rome: Tiber River Climate

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Ancient Rome and Early Christianity

Ancient Rome and Early Christianity. The Roman Republic Chapter 6 Section 1. Vocab. Republic Hannibal Patrician Plebian Tribune Consul Senate Dictator Legion Punic Wars. Origins of Rome. Legend of Rome: Founded in 753 B.C.E. by Romulus and Remus Twin sons of the god Mars

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Ancient Rome : Early Republic to Empire

Ancient Rome : Early Republic to Empire. Rome was established around 600 BCE According to legend, the city was founded by Romulus & Remus , twin brothers who had been found in the wilderness and raised by a she-wolf. The Geography of Rome.

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Ancient Rome : Early Republic to Empire

Ancient Rome : Early Republic to Empire. Rome was established around 600 BCE According to legend, the city was founded by Romulus & Remus , twin brothers who had been found in the wilderness and raised by a she-wolf. The Geography of Rome.

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Welcome to the Terrapin Team Open House!

Welcome to the Terrapin Team Open House!. Mill Pond School. Welcome!.

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The Early Republic

The Early Republic. 1789-1800. The Early Republic. Recap The Constitutional Convention Constitution Ratified Bill of Rights. The Washington Administration 1789-1800. Elected in 1788 Electoral College Questions Cabinet. The Washington Administration 1789-1800.

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Pennsylvania Indians: The Susquehanna Valley

Pennsylvania Indians: The Susquehanna Valley. Designed by Mrs. Brooke Walsh bwalsh@warwicksd.org 7 th Grade Language Arts Class. Table of Contents:. Pennsylvania Indians Introduction

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i>Clicker Questions

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PONTIFEX MAXIMUS

PONTIFEX MAXIMUS. The Pontifex Maximus was the chief or high priest in Roman society. In the early republic, the Pontifex Maximus was elected by the priests themselves. The position eventually became politicized: after the 3rd century BC, the office was publicly elected.

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