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Section 3-4

Culture and Society in the Roman World. Preview of Events. Section 3-4. Click the Speaker button to listen to the audio again. Section 3-5. Roman Art and Architecture and Roman Literature. In the third and second centuries B.C. , the Romans developed a taste for Greek art. ?.

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Rome From Republic to Empire 509BC to 476 AD

Rome From Republic to Empire 509BC to 476 AD. The Beginnings of Rome. Earliest settlers of the Italian peninsula arrived between 1000 BC and 500 BC. - Latins , Greeks, and Etruscans They were farmers, shepherds, metalworkers, and engineers Greek culture heavily influenced Roman culture

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THE ROMANS

THE ROMANS. FROM KINGDOM TO REPUBLIC TO EMPIRE. EARLY ROME. The Etruscans Probably migrated from Anatolia Dominated Italy from the 8th to 5th centuries B.C.E. City-states were constantly at war Similar in own way to Greek society Arch, religion, alphabet, early traditions given to Rome

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THE ROMANS

THE ROMANS. FROM KINGDOM TO REPUBLIC TO EMPIRE. EARLY ROME. The Etruscans Probably migrated from Anatolia Dominated Italy from the 8th to 5th centuries B.C.E. City-states were constantly at war Similar in own way to Greek society Arch, religion, alphabet, early traditions given to Rome

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Sweet Rome (in) Italia

Sweet Rome (in) Italia. Ancestors. In 800 B.C., the Latins moved into Italy Settled along Tiber River Legend says that twins, Romulus and Remus , founded Rome Said to be offspring of Latin woman and Roman god Mars Romans thought highly of themselves (Divine origins) .

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What is History?

What is History?. What is History?.

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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome. Rzhavtseva Nastya 10 ?. How Rome was founded.

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Family and Social Structure

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Daily Life In Rome

Daily Life In Rome. By: Kerry Giordano Thurgood Marshall Fundamental Middle. The Client-Patron System. Network of reciprocal relationships institutionalized by Roman custom The duties of the Client The obligations of the Patron

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Santa Croce

Santa Croce . Sarah Fuller & Jenna Kuhlman. History of Santa Croce. One of the most historical districts in Florence. Only district that spreads across both borders of the Arno River. Ponte V ecchio was the only bridge to survive both bombings from WWII.

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Roman society in the early republic...

Roman society in the early republic.

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The R omans

The R omans . By F inn & D evin . They used their hands and fingers until they got to 39 For larger numbers they used L for 50,c for 100,d for 500 and m for 1000. Roman numerals . The Romans had the best army in the world It was made of legions Each legion had 6,000 legionaries.

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romans

romans. By joseph whittington. Roman gods and godesses. March the month is named after mars the roman empror . August is named after augstus the roman empror. Roman shops . Roman shops [ in a roman town] are in the fourum with offices. Roman foods.

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5-3

5-3. Culture and Society in the Roman World. I. Roman Art, Architecture, and Literature. A. In the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, Romans copied Greek sculpture B. Romans excelled at Architecture 1. They used the dome, arch, and vault 2. They built bridges, roads, and aqueducts.

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Aesop

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The Romans

The Romans. By isabelle darley. Roman language.

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Daily Life of Romans

Daily Life of Romans. Now you will learn: The daily lives of Romans revolved around family, religion, and social class, as well as sports and public entertainment. Essential Questions: How were the family and society organized? What were the religious beliefs of the Romans?

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The roman family

The roman family. The family. Extended family, slaves, household gods (penates).

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