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REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 2 TEST

REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 2 TEST. Ancient Greece Ancient Rome. REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 2 TEST. INSTRUCTIONS: G o through the slides and answer each question in the packet; the slide numbers are listed for each question .

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Chapter 1 review

Chapter 1 review. Romans were the greatest builders of:. Aqueducts Bridges roads. What is a cathedral?. A large important church. Which statement does NOT explain Roman citizenship?. All free people were citizens of the city-state All citizens had the same rights

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The Legacy of Rome in the Modern World

The Legacy of Rome in the Modern World. "Rome perished, yet it lived on.". Roman Architecture. Romans added their own techniques to Greek ideas. Romans were the first to make widespread use of concrete , which allowed buildings to be sturdier and taller.

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Life in Ancient Rome

Life in Ancient Rome. Chapter 10-1. Roman Culture. Copied Greeks Changed the Greek ways to meet their own needs. Roman Art. Greek style statues Roman statues had flaws, unlike Greeks. Octavian. Roman Architecture. Used Greek porches and columns Added arches and domes

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Religion 6

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The Legacy of the Roman Empire

The Legacy of the Roman Empire. Chapter 1. Roman Art Forms. Murals Frescoes Mosaics. Mural. Fresco. Mosaic. Roman Architecture. Vault Dome Cathedrals. Vault. Dome. Cathedral. Roman Engineering. Roads Bridges Aqueducts. Road. Bridge. Aqueducts. Roman Language.

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. ROZELL ROBINSON HR206. FOOD. The rich Ancient Romans enjoyed their food. Expensive food, along with a lavish villa , was an obvious way of showing off your wealth to others. If you hosted a banquet at your villa

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CHAPTER 13 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE

CHAPTER 13 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE. SECTION 1 MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE. GREECE IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF DEMOCRACY. IT WAS SEPARATED INTO CITY-STATES. WHAT IS A CITY-STATE? IT WAS ALSO A CULTURAL HEARTH FOR WESTERN EUROPE, BECAUSE OF ITS DRAMA, PHILOSOPHY, LANGUAGE, ART, AND SCIENCE.

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LCAP PART 2 STUDY GUIDE

LCAP PART 2 STUDY GUIDE. Mrs. M. Brown Ms. C. Barnes. Odds and Ends. 1. Early people, especially farmers, believed that their deities (supreme beings) controlled ________________________ including _____ and ________. all aspects of life. rain. weather.

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The Legacy of the Roman Empire

The Legacy of the Roman Empire. Reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire in the west. Political Instability Economic and Social Problems Weakening Frontiers. Political Instability. Lack of peaceful method for transferal of power Generals fighting for control. Economic Problems.

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The Romans

The Romans. By isabelle darley. Roman language.

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