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| What do all four river valley civilizations have in common? |
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| The peak of Roman strength. |
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| A group of basic Roman laws. |
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| Who were the three influences on Rome and what did Rome borrow from them? |
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Etrusans: They gave Rome games and military procedures.
Latin: They took the language.
Greeks: They took religion and art. |
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| List and explain the signifigant accomplishments of all the River Valley Civilizations. |
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China: They made the dynastic cycle
Indus: They made one of the first plumbing systems.
Egyptians: They built the pyrimads.
Mesopatamia: They made the first irrigation canals. |
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| Describe the Roman Class social system. |
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| They fell because their military went bad, and they were attacked by thier own mercinaries. |
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| When a selected amount of people made all the rules. |
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| Chief executives of the government and elected for one year |
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| A group of about 300 people who were chosen to be in the Senate for life. |
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| A mix of Roman culture and whatever society they took over. |
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| A big vat which held all of Rome's water. |
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| When the people all vote together for every single desicion. |
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