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Geography and Economy of Ancient Rome

6 th Grade UBD - Unit 7 - Geography and Economy of Ancient Rome. Geography and Economy of Ancient Rome. Preview. Where was Rome - Rome grew from a city in central Italy to a huge empire that included parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia.

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Long Distance Trade and the Silk Roads Network Theme: The spread of economic activity, religion, and disease through tra

Long Distance Trade and the Silk Roads Network Theme: The spread of economic activity, religion, and disease through trade. Lesson 23. ID & SIG:.

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"TRADE ROUTES CONNECT PEOPLE"

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ROMAN ROADS

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Ancient Rome

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Rise of the Barbarians :

Rise of the Barbarians :. An Introduction to the Disintegration of the Roman World. Rome :.

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Essential Question : What were the important contributions of ancient Rome? Warm-Up Question :

Essential Question : What were the important contributions of ancient Rome? Warm-Up Question : ??. Roman Achievements. The Romans developed innovations that are still used today because:

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WHY ASIA MINOR?

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Chapter 1 Tourism History

Chapter 1 Tourism History. Learning objectives. Recognize the antiquity of human travel over vast distances on both sea and land. Understand how these journeys have evolved from trips which were difficult and often dangerous to mass travel for millions today.

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Bellwork : Practice Vocab Quiz

Bellwork : Practice Vocab Quiz. For words in Latin, list the definition. For words in English, list the complete dictionary entry. Do this without notes! s hape w orry, concern, care f lat, level c ibus , cibi (m) c opia , copiae (f) c larus , clara , clarum.

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The Rise of Christianity

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ECONOMIC LIFE

ECONOMIC LIFE. Agora. Trade and Travel in the Roman World. 1. Travel by Sea a. Fairly inexpensive b. Rooms were only for crew or very wealthy c. Sailed from port to port and primarily during the day d. Shipping stopped for winter

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Comparing the Infrastructures of Ancient Rome and Present-Day America

Comparing the Infrastructures of Ancient Rome and Present-Day America. By Sofia Diaco, Ryan Jamison, and Jurien Garrison. What Is an Infrastructure?. An infrastructure is the basic setup of a city. Roman Republic: Included 2 consuls, a Senate, and a tribal assembly.

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ROMULUS AND REMUS

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Unity and Prosperity

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Roman Contributions

Roman Contributions . Technology. The ancient Romans built things to last . Their advances in technology include: I nvention of concrete R oman roads R oman arches A queducts . . Medicine. Huge public health programs including welfare programs for the poor . Language.

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Unit Two Bingo Review

Unit Two Bingo Review. 1. This group of people were driven from Greece shortly before the Golden Age in Athens began 2. Athens and Sparta fought in this war 3. Athens and Sparta were both one of these which describes the type of place they were

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Acropolis of Cumae

Acropolis of Cumae. Roman Roads. Bay of Naples. Grotto of Sibyl (Cumae). Cumaean Sibyl (Sistine Chapel).

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11.1 The Roman Empire

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