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Exploring the Foundations of Rome: Romulus, Remus, and the Geography of the Italian Peninsula

This lesson delves into the legendary figures of Romulus and Remus, the twin brothers credited with founding Rome. We’ll explore the main landforms of the Italian Peninsula, comparing life along the Tiber and Nile Rivers using a T-Chart. Discover how Italy serves as a "bridge" between Western Europe and North Africa, and examine the advantages of Rome's strategic location. We'll also analyze Roman cultural adaptability and the favorable climate for agriculture. Lastly, we'll discuss the impact of Etruscan rule on Rome and how the Romans reclaimed their city.

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Exploring the Foundations of Rome: Romulus, Remus, and the Geography of the Italian Peninsula

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  1. Rome’s Beginnings Lesson 1

  2. Who were Romulus and Remus?

  3. What are some of the main landforms on the Italian Peninsula?

  4. Compare and contrast life on the Tiber and Nile Rivers. Make a T-Chart.

  5. How does Italy create a “bridge” between Western Europe and North Africa?

  6. What were some advantages of Rome’s location?

  7. The text states that throughout their history, the Romans “had a gift for learning from other cultures.” What do you think this statement means?

  8. What made the climate along the Tiber River ideal for growing grapes and olives?

  9. Do you think that Etruscan rule was a positive or negative aspect of Roman history? Explain.

  10. How did the Roans regain control of their city?

  11. What did the Romans learn from the Etruscans?

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