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Chapter Twenty-Two Lecture One

Chapter Twenty-Two Lecture One. Legends of Aeneas. Legends of Aeneas. Greek myths developed later by the Romans They bring to them their own cultural heritage Romans had no creation account or divine myths Mostly Roman legend for national and social functions.

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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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K-W-L

Unlike Greece, geographic characteristics in Italy provided few natural barriers, helped people unite, and supported a growing population. Do Now Identify two geographic characteristics of New York City.

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12/1 Focus

12/1 Focus Unlike Greece, geographic characteristics in Italy provided few natural barriers, helped people unite, and supported a growing population. Do Now Identify two geographic characteristics of Ancient Greece. Ancient Rome. Geography Early Rome. Geography.

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The Roman Republic

The Roman Republic. 7.2. How did Rome go from small village to a huge empire?. A. Early Rome. Legend says Founded by brothers Romulus and Remus In 753 as a walled city on the Tiber Archeologists say Started as mud huts On the hills on the Tiber River. A. Early Rome.

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The Roman Republic

The Roman Republic. Global History- Adamiak. The Roman Republic. Before Rome was Rome Etruscans Ruled northern Italy from the plains of Eturia . 900B.C -500 B.C Alphabet from Greek but little has been translated.

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