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Sea Power and Maritime Affairs

Sea Power and Maritime Affairs. Lesson 2 Sea Power in the Ancient Mediterranean World, from the Phoenicians to the Battle of Lepanto (1571). Learning Objectives:.

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REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST

REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST. Chinese Dynasties Pre-Columbian American Empires The Mongols. REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST. INSTRUCTIONS: G o through the slides and answer each question in the packet; the slide numbers are listed for each question . The Olmecs.

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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome . Visual Vocabulary Unit 14 Tan=left Black =Right. Republic. A government created in Rome where the people elect leaders to govern them. Dictators. Rulers with almost absolute power. Plebeians.

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Classical Greece and Ancient Rome

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Ancient Civilizations: Greece and Rome

Ancient Civilizations: Greece and Rome. Ch. 13. Early Greeks. Settled around the Balkan Peninsula and the Aegean Sea around 2000 BC Geography and Greek Civilizations Rugged country separated by narrow waters

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5 good emperors

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Roman Antiquity

Roman Antiquity. Geography. According to Roman mythology, twin brothers Romulus and Remus , were abandoned by their god and goddess parents. The set in a woven basket and sent down the Tiber river to die, but they were protected the river deity Tiberinus . They were raised by a she wolf

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Warm Up:

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From republic to empire

From republic to empire. Turn to page 175 and examine the map of the Roman Empire Problems in the government and in Roman society led to the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of a new system of government

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ROME

ROME. Chapter 6. Foundations. Along the river Tiber All Roads lead to Rome Romulus & Remus 753 BCE. The Republic. Elected officials govern the state Patricians- a few aristocratic families, clans, control every aspect of Roman life

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Roman Religion

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Evangelism in the Early Church

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From Republic to Empire

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Asia

Asia. Foundations Classical Era. How does the advanced technological capabilities of the Han contribute to their classical success?.

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Augustus

Augustus. Following the murder of Julius Caesar, the assassins were forced to flee for their lives. The Second Triumvirate.

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What Significant event TOOK PLACE on March 15, 44B.C. ? What was the reasoning BEHIND it?

What Significant event TOOK PLACE on March 15, 44B.C. ? What was the reasoning BEHIND it?. Do Now:. DO NOW. What does it mean to cross the Rubicon?. Crossing the Rubicon. The Senate denied him 2 nd consulship Order Caesar that he disband the army

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The Roman Empire

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Pax Romana and The Rise of Christianity

Pax Romana and The Rise of Christianity. Pax Romana. Roman Peace Over 200 years of relative peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire 27 B.C. to AD 180. Jesus. Teachings were seen as a threat to Roman Authority Arrested by Pontius Pilate (Roman Governor)

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World History I

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