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An Age of Empires Rome and Han China

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An Age of Empires Rome and Han China

An Age of Empires Rome and Han China. 753B.C.E.- 600C.E. The centers of political power were the two consuls and the Senate. In practice, the Senate made laws and governed .

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An Age of Empires Rome and Han China

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An Urban Empire

An Urban Empire. About 80 percent of the 50 to 60 million people of the Roman Empire were rural farmers, but the empire was administered through and for a network of cities and towns In this sense, it was an urban empire. Living Quarters in Rome.

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Art in Ancient Rome and Egypt

Art in Ancient Rome and Egypt. Ms. Natale. Romans built structures for Worship Daily life Social activities Cleanliness. Grand Architecture. Egyptians built structures for Worship The Pharaoh. Grand Architecture. Romans used sculpture to tell stories.

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Public Health in Rome

Public Health in Rome. Ashley Grabowski Morgan Stewart 14 February 2011. Public Baths. In Rome, personal hygiene was really important. Therefore, everyone had to bathe. Also, they played a huge part in Roman social life.

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The Roman baths

The Roman baths. First you would take of your clothes in the changing room. There were separate baths for men and women. A strigil was a small curved metal tool. It was used to scrape dirt and sweat off the body.

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