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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome . The Rise and Fall of an Empire. Critical Intro:. List 5 -10 things you know about Classical Rome. Big Question. Europe. How was geographic location important to economic, social, and political development of ancient Rome?. Alps Mountains. Black Sea. Tiber R. Rome. Spain.

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Ancient Rome

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  1. Ancient Rome The Rise and Fall of an Empire

  2. Critical Intro: • List 5 -10 things you know about Classical Rome.

  3. Big Question Europe How was geographic location important to economic, social, and political development of ancient Rome? Alps Mountains Black Sea Tiber R. Rome Spain Rome was located on fertile lands along the Tiber River. Greece Anatolia Carthage Mediterranean Sea The Italian peninsula was protected by sea. Egypt Africa The peninsula was protected by the Alps Mts. to the north. Location in Med. Sea allowed for Rome’s thriving sea trade. Rome’s location allowed it to expand unopposed by eastern powers.

  4. Europe Big Question How was geographic location important to economic, social, and political development of ancient Rome? Alps Mountains Black Sea Tiber R. Rome Spain Greece Anatolia Carthage Mediterranean Sea Egypt Africa

  5. Big Question How was geographic location important to economic, social, and political development of ancient Rome? Mediterranean Sea

  6. Roman Republic 31 B.C.E.

  7. Label Map Atlantic Ocean Cities Mediterranean Sea Rome Nile River Carthage Adriatic Sea Alexandria Sicily Byzantium Spain Continents Gaul Europe Britain Asia Egypt Africa Anatolia Draw in and Label Macedonia Alps Mts. Italy Tiber R. Make a Key Etruscans Latins Greeks Carthaginians

  8. Roman MythologyWhat was the source of Roman mythology? Roman mythology was based on the Greek polytheistic religion. Used to explain natural phenomena and life events. Greek Mythology Romans adopted Greek gods and gave them Latin names.

  9. Roman MythologyWhat was the source of Roman mythology? Greek Mythology

  10. Roman MythologyRomans adopted Greek Gods and changed names. Greek Mythology

  11. Romulus and Remus Legendary founding of Rome

  12. Romulus and Remus Begin to Quarrel After Amulius' death, the brothers rejected the citizens' offer of the crown of Alba Longa and instead reinstated Nimitor as king. They left Alba Longa seeking to found their own city, and each set out to find the best locale. The brothers quarrelled over the location of the foundation of their new city; Romulus wished to start the city on the Palatine Hill, while Remus wished to found it on the Aventine Hill. In order to settle their disagreement, they agreed to consult augury; augury is a type of prophecy in which birds are examined and observed to determine what actions or persons the gods favour. Each brother prepared a sacred space on their respective hills and began to watch for birds. Remus claimed to have seen six birds, while Romulus said he saw twelve birds. Romulus asserted that he was the clear winner by six birds, but Remus argued that since he saw his six birds first, he had won. The brothers remained at a standstill and continued to quarrel until Romulus began to dig trenches and build walls around his hill: the Palatine Hill.

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