'Gladiator' diaporamas de présentation

American National Government

American National Government. Spring 2012 Dr. Smith. Readings for Wednesday. Please read syllabus. Janda Chapter 1&2, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution (Appendix). Clearly Communicated Learning Objectives. Learning Objectives Part I.

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Roman Gladiators and the Coliseum

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Chapter 10 ILLUSTRATION

P. 171-179.

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Stage 8 Vocab

Stage 8 Vocab. senator Romanus magnifica Nuceriam Nucerini inimici saepe turbulenti spectaculum splendidum edidit diem natalem celebrabat cives. Roman Senator magnificent Nuceria people of Nuceria enemies often rowdy, disordely show, spectacle splendid presented birthday

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Bellringer April 3, 2012

Bellringer April 3, 2012 . Take out a writing utensil. Take out something to write on. Chapter 9, Section 1: Life in Ancient Rome. Objectives . Today we will be learning about life in Ancient Rome during the height of the empire. Roman Culture .

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Ancient Gender and Sexuality

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Friendly Warfare

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Jeopardy

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Roman Games, Coliseum, and Circus Maximus

Roman Games, Coliseum, and Circus Maximus. By: Chris Aikins and Connor Holt. Coliseum. Facts. Construction started around 70-72 under Emperor Vespasian Largest amphitheatre in Rome Coliseum is used for Gladiatorial games Third story completed by the time Vespasian died

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The Historical and Biographical Approach

The Historical and Biographical Approach. By Mitchell King, Tori Gilliland, & Taylor Rioux. Definition: Historical.

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The Pitch

The Pitch. GCSE Film Studies. Overview of Assignment . A pitch is a short presentation of ideas for a film delivered to an agent or producer Your pitch will provide the basis for your Production task Your pitch will include: Logline for your film 150 word over view of the film .

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Gladiators

Gladiators. Hollywood History. Hoo?. Originally slaves Captured prisoners of war Africans Christians Lower than actors, athletes, and musicians. Y?. Entertainment for the upper class A potential means of advancing upwards in society Not necessarily for military training. Methods.

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Shelley Beattie

Shelley Beattie. By: Asia Williams. Shelley Beattie. She was born August 24, 1967, in Santa Ana, California. How S he Became D eaf. When she was three years old she swallowed a bottle of aspirin, so her lost hearing in one ear and partial hearing in the other ear. Where Shelley Is From.

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Martin Luther King as a Gladiator.

Martin Luther King as a Gladiator. Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King giving a speech. Martin Luther King cartoon. Martin Luther King giving a speech. Martin Luther King picture. A letter sent to Martin Luther King . Martin Luther King on a march. A letter about Martin Luther King.

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Ancient Rome Vocabulary

Ancient Rome Vocabulary. Barbarian. A person in a culture believed by those in another culture to be savage or uncivilized. Affront. An openly insulting deed or remark. Gladiator. A man in ancient Rome who fought, often to the death and for the amusement of the audience. Hierarchy.

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My project II.

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The Gladiator/TUGV

The Gladiator/TUGV. By Austin S and Bryce S. Gladiator/TUGV.

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Gladiator

Gladiator. Vote. Marcus Aurelius. Commodus. Son Succeeds his father as Emperor of Rome Egotist, physically strong Participated in Gladiator games. Father Emperor of Rome Last of the Five Good Emperors Philosopher Expands empire.

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Fact Checking Presentation

Fact Checking Presentation. Fact Checking the film Gladiator. Gladiator Combat. Historical. Lkjsdl kjdlk fjaojosjd joij I Oijoijjijo soisjdfoijoi Oijodijfojsidjf oijjoijijoijoijoijoijoijoijoijoi. Film. Lkjsdl kjdlk fjaojosjd joij I Oijoijjijo soisjdfoijoi Oijodijfojsidjf

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Try a challenge

Create your own Roman god or goddess. Make a diagram showing the countries involved in the Roman Empire. Write an account of Pompeii. Year 7 Term 1. Create a leaflet on the Pantheon. Research a Roman mosaic and include a picture. Create a Facebook profile for a Roman leader.

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