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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Rome. 753 B.C.E. Rome was founded 616-510 B.C.E. Etruscan occupation of Rome 509-27 B.C.E. Republican Rome 27 B.C.E.-476 C.E. Imperial Rome. The Etruscans.

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Aim : How did internal and external forces lead to the fall of Rome?

Aim : How did internal and external forces lead to the fall of Rome?. Do Now : Copy the vocabulary in your notebooks Turning point - a large change in history Decline - to reduce or go down Corrupt - not ethical or dishonest (shady) Mercenaries - soldiers that fight for money

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Eragon Written By: Christopher Paolini

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Eragon Written By: Christopher Paolini

Eragon Written By: Christopher Paolini. Presentation By : ____. October 22, 2010. Table of Contents. 1. Title Page (1) 2. Table of Contents (1) 3. Vantage Point (3) 4. Characters (3) 5. Conflict (5) 6. Plot (3) 7. Point of View (1) 8. Others (Websites) (1). Vantage Point.

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Christianity

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Justinian I

Justinian I. Mini Books: p. 320-324. http://www.usu.edu/markdamen/1320Hist&Civ/slides/05space/justinian.jpg. In 527, Justinian became emperor; best! good general trained in law, music, architecture, & theology chose people b/c of ability, not wealth or class.

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. Part 2 (by Jackie and Hanna) A new culture The Emperor Justinian. A New Culture. They did not call them the Romans even though many were descended from a Roman family. Their language was Greek. They were Christians, but did not follow the Catholic faith of the Romans.

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Plagues

Plagues. Types of plagues. Bubonic plague The bubonic plague had a couple of Symptoms Fist-size swellings ( bulboes ) when the patient was bitten the bulboes would appear. Swellings were very painful, most patients only survived for a couple days it they had that long.

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Conventions of Roman Drama

Conventions of Roman Drama . By: Miriam Colon Period 5 . 3 Major Phases of Development : . E arly period (pre-240 BCE) when native Italian drama , such as Atellan farces, phlyaces and Fescennine verses, dominated the Roman stage;

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The Cult of Cybele

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