'Palatine hill' presentation slideshows

MAGDALA CENTER

MAGDALA CENTER. A trend-setting Holy Land Project A Providential Discovery Treasure at the Center of the World. Mount of Beatitudes. Capernaum. Tabgha. Gennesaret.

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Rome

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BIG CITY/BIG PROBLEMS

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BIG CITY/BIG PROBLEMS

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A History of Christianity

A History of Christianity. Part 2: Opposition and Persecution 30CE to 313CE . Inquiry Question:. Why did the Jewish sect The Way , founded on the teachings of Yeshua of Nazareth, find so many adherents so quickly and yet attract so much opposition at the same time?. Roman Religion.

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Romulus

Romulus. Week 1. Alba Longa. Located near the Tiber River Birthplace of the Latins Ruled by kings Settled by the most famous Trojan, Aeneas. Numitor. Father was King Procas Brother Amulius stole his kingdom through force Daughter and son were exiled . Amulius. Feared for his throne

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The Roman World Takes Shape 5.1

The Roman World Takes Shape 5.1. Mr. James. Objectives. Describe the physical and cultural settings in which Roman civilization arose. Outline how the Roman Republic was structured. Explain how the Roman republic grew and maintained its conquests. . Mediterranean Area Today.

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The Roman Republic

The Roman Republic. Mr. Morris World History. Key Terms: Chapter 6, Section 1 pg. 155. Republic Patrician Plebian Tribune Consul Senate Dictator Legion Punic Wars Hannibal. The Origins of Rome.

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Chapter XXIV

Chapter XXIV. Column 2. Liber, libri, m. Noun. Derivatives: library. book. Mons Palatinus Monti Palatini m. Palatine Hill. Noun. Arcus, arcus m. Arch Noun (fourth declension!). Aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi. To build Verb. aestu. From the heat Ablative of Manner. quem. Which

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Ancient Rome Daily Life in the Roman Empire

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Foundations of the Roman Republic

Foundations of the Roman Republic. 509-343BCE. The Founding of Rome. Myth: Rome founded in 753BCE by Romulus and Remus (raised by a she-wolf). Romulus kills Remus after a dispute and he then establishes Rome.

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Geography Ancient Rome

Geography Ancient Rome. Mediterranean climate Long, hot dry summers Cool, wet winters Very fertile land City of Rome built on Tiber river River provided fresh water & transportation Central location Built in center of peninsula on the Palatine hill Great defensive position

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Map Directions

Map Directions. Using Atlases, classroom resources, your text books and the map of Western Europe identify the following:

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W hat did R omulus do for Rome?

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