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Week 3

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Lecture 4

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Week 3

Week 3. Apollo & Artemis Demeter, Persephone & Hades Dionysus & Hermes . The Twins. Children of ZEUS and LETO Born on the island of DELOS Both experts at archery Together killed the 7 sons and daughters of NIOBE. Tried to seduce Artemis The goddess produced a scorpion that killed him.

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The Hunger Games by: Susan Collins

The Hunger Games by: Susan Collins. Background information. Before the post-apocalyptic world of Panem , the citizens of the United States rise up against their government, and thus, the fall of the USA and the rise of a single-party dictatorship.

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Rome: From Republic to Empire

Rome: From Republic to Empire. Around the 6 th Century BCE, most of what is now Italy was owned by the Etruscans and the Greeks. Therefore, these two cultures had a major influence on Rome. Etruscan Influence on Rome:. The Romans used arches to build bridges, stadiums, and aqueducts.

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Cinna , Coriolanus, Cato, and Claudius: Exploring the Roman Names from the Capitol

Cinna , Coriolanus, Cato, and Claudius: Exploring the Roman Names from the Capitol . Cinna.

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Lesson II

Lesson II. Lesson Objectives. At the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to :- identify the legacies of the ancient Romans value the triumph of human ingenuity and resourcefulness express thoughts and feelings in a group display desirable traits of a self-directed learner.

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Welcome to our Epicurean Feast

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Roman Names

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Ancient Roman Society

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Chapter 9 Section 1

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Part I - A Primer on Greek Mythology

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