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May 14, 2009

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Middle Fork Project Flow and Temperature Modeling (Status Report)

Middle Fork Project Flow and Temperature Modeling (Status Report). November 4, 2008. Agenda. 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Introductions Water Temperature Models Development Progress Report Reservoir Modeling River Modeling Interim Model Application and Testing Data Next Steps and Schedule

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June 29, 2009

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Rome & Julius Caesar

Rome & Julius Caesar. Change in Rome. There was a change in Romans from the Rome first ideal Roman leaders start to put their own needs first There are a few men who represent this but no one more than Julius Caesar Though they were selfish they still did some good things. Famous Figures.

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509 B.C.

Chronology of the Roman Republic. Sen?tus Populusque R?m?nus " The Senate and People of Rome". Please draw the following timeline in your notebook. . 133 B.C. 201 B.C. 146 B.C. 123 B.C. 48 B.C. 44 B.C. 27 B.C. 449 B.C. 30 B.C. 149 B.C. 60 B.C. 34 B.C. 509 B.C. 338 B.C. 241 B.C.

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Trebuchet

Trebuchet. Pumpkin Trebuchet.mp4 Punkin Chunkin 2009- Trebuchets.mp4. Marius and Sulla. 107 BC General Gaius Marius was elected consul. He gave the poor jobs in the army and he paid them. Once they were discharged he promised them land.

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Objectives

Objectives. Understand how the Roman republic grew through a series of conquests. Identify the events leading to the decline of the Roman republic. Describe the nature of the new age that dawned with the Roman empire. Terms and People.

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Collapse of the Roman Republic

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From Republic to Empire

From Republic to Empire. Western Civilization November 26, 2012. Agenda. How was your break? Turn in Chapter 3+ reading guides Joke of the day From Republic to Empire

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To Cross the Rubricon

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Rome: From Republic To Empire

Rome: From Republic To Empire. By 270 B.C., Rome had conquered most of the Italian peninsula. Rome was committed to a policy of imperialism , or establishing control over foreign lands and peoples.

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The consequences of expansion

The consequences of expansion. Negative Too much new territory would be hard to rule Damage to Italian farmland forced small farmers to abandon or sell their land (some worked as tenant farmers) Slaves took agricultural jobs, many former farmers went to Rome and were underemployed (Irony?)

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Julius Caesar - Background

Julius Caesar - Background. Rome. In the 6th C. B.C.E., Rome was ruled by a family of brutal tyrants called the Tarquins . Led by Lucius Julius Brutus, the Romans fought against the monarchy and established Rome as a republic in 509 B.C.E.

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Questions

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