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| Why did the Romans have issues being Republic? |
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*Took forever to get things done
*Runing Army and protecting territory needed a commandor in cheif. |
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| Who was the first Julius Gaius Caesar? |
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| He was the commander in cheif but was named Dictator. Made dictator a lifetime job. |
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| When Caesar died who took his place? |
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| Augustus became the first emperor of Republic |
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1. Via Appia
2. Via Flamina
3. Via Aurella |
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| (True or False) Romans thrived as problem solvers. |
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| (True or False)Rome did not try to conquer world. |
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| False-Rome did try to conquer world. |
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| Romans were ___________, looked at life as How can i make this work me? |
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| __________ linked Rome together. |
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| 3 reasons Rome troubled with roads |
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1. Military=military can move faster
2. Commercial=now can trade and move products from conquered countries
3. Political=building roads created jobs (moves money in economy) |
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Ancient Roman Aquaduct
1. Utilitas:
2. Firmitas:
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1. Utilitas: transport water
2. Firmitas: the arch (structure)
3. Venustas: Balance, Harmony and Rythm |
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| (True or False) Romans didnt come up with arch, they exploited it. |
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| What was the source for the aquaducts? |
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| Snow in the mountains melted into lakes, aquaducts carried water to city. |
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Ancient Roman Bridges
1. Utilitas:
2. Firmitas:
3. Venustas: |
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Ancient Roman Bridges
1. Utilitas: transport people, goods and services (military)
2. Firmitas: the arch
3. Venustas: beauty |
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Ancient Roman Triumphal Arch
1. Symbol of _____ and _________
2. _______ and __________ to a special place
3. Narritive depictions for __________ and ________ |
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Ancient Roman Triumphal Arch
1. Symbol of power and dominance
2. gateway and transition to a special place
3. Narritive depictions for propaganda and prestige |
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