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Rome . Greece. Culture. Geography. Random. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. This is where a Roman Citizen would go to find the answer to a question about the law. .

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ROME

ROME. www.culturesandart.com. Memories of the eternal city. Roman Forum. located between the Palatine and the Capitoline hills, was the political and civic center of the Roman Empire. It stretches along the Via Sacra, for about one kilometer, till the Coliseum . Roman Forum.

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Rome and the Romans and Early Christianity

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Roman Theatre

Roman Theatre . 650B.C.-475A.D. Fall of Rome (Based on unifying of city states and change in leadership). Roman Empire. Background. Plays a retelling of Greek Plays Prologue told entire story for the uneducated audience Often plot explain further for audience within the play

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An Empire Emerges

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Ancient Geography Maps

Ancient Geography Maps. MarshLatin.wordpress.com. Italy. Regions of Italy: . Etruria, Umbria, Latium, Campania, Samnium, Apulia, Calabria. Bodies of Water: . Tiber, Rubicon, Metaurus Lake Trasimene Adriatic Tyrrhenian Ionian Mare Nostrum Po. Mountains: . Apennines.

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ANCIENT ROMAN LANDMARKS

ANCIENT ROMAN LANDMARKS. 6 th grade Social Studies. Roman Forum. Roman Forum as it looked during Ancient times. Temple of Venus. Arch of Titus. Temple of Vesta. Templ e of Vesta. Temple of Jupiter. House of Augustus.

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DEVELOPMENT OF NABLUS CITY CENTER

DEVELOPMENT OF NABLUS CITY CENTER. Site. Site. Total area : 26500 m ^2 Spaces built : 6090 m ^2 Empty spaces : 20410 m ^2. Al_Watani-Nablus-Hospital. Old City. Site. Amphitheatre. The amphitheater of Nablus was superimposed on the circular of an earlier hippodrome. Existing.

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The roman empire

PASTIMES. The roman empire. Circus maximus. The venue for Chariot Racing in Rome Could hold up to 250,000 people The track was oval in shape Contestants had to complete 7 laps . WHAT WAS THE CIRCUS MAXIMUS. The colosseum. IT WAS AN AMPHITHEATRE USED FOR GAMES, SUCH AS FIGHTS

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Chapter 5: Ancient Rome

Chapter 5: Ancient Rome. Section 3: Culture and Society in the Roman World. Roman Literature. Virgil Wrote the A eneid An epic like the Odyssey it tells the story of an ideal hero Horace Wrote the Satires Openly mocks aspects of Roman Society Livy Roman historian

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GEOGRAPHY OF ROME

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Roman Women

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Roman Chariot Racing

Roman Chariot Racing. By Dean Schwartz. Background Information. Greek chariot racing Etruscan chariot racing Roman chariot racing One of oldest sports of Rome (6 th century B.C.E.)

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Horse racing

Horse racing. By: halle b . Roman horse racing!!!!!!!!!. took place in the circus maximus Freedmen and slaves did the races At first the races only took place on religious holidays, but later they became more frequent . More roman horse racing.

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Lucuis Tarquinius PrIMUS

The Fifth King f Rome. Lucuis Tarquinius PrIMUS. Facts . He wanted to gain political office in Tarqunii but was unable to due to his Corinthian ethnicity through his father. He therefore moved to Rome.

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Roman Imperial Palace

Roman Imperial Palace. By Riley Kuhn, and Matthew Hoff 3-14-13 Period 3. Some Roman History.

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What is the Roman Colosseum?

What is the Roman Colosseum?. Definition Frame Example. What is being defined?. A building in Ancient Rome An entertainment venue A Roman ruin. http://historylink102.com/italy/rf-coliseum-rome-1.htm. General Category.

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CH 23 Vocabulary

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Clicker Quiz

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TV Guide

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