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Ancient Rome
Study-Guide
Learning Target: I can identify vocabulary words relating to Ancient Rome.
(Ancient Rome Vocabulary Packet)
A. republic
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D. representative democracy
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G. emperor/Caesar
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B. empire
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E. dictator
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H. limited government
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C. unlimited government
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F. veto
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I. Twelve Tables
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Learning Target: I can assess the impact of geography on the development of the Roman Empire.
(Map of Rome and AW 7-1)
Describe how the Mediterranean Sea impacted the development of the Roman Empire.
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How did the geography of the region contribute to the downfall of the Roman Empire?
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Learning Target: I can locate the boundaries of the ancient Roman Empire on the map.
(Map of Rome and AW 7-1)
Directions:
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Shade in the area on the map that represents the Roman Empire at its peak.
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Place an “X” on the modern day country of Italy.
Learning Target: I can label and identify the physical and political features of the Ancient Roman Empire.
(Map of Rome and AW 7-1)
Directions: In the blank by each location, write the letter that represents that location’s place on the map below.
_____ Alps Mountains _____ Apennines Mountains
_____ Pyrenees Mountains _____ Tiber River
_____ Mediterranean Sea _____ Aegean Sea
_____ Adriatic Sea _____ Black Sea
_____ Rome _____ Carthage
Learning Target: I can compare and contrast Rome’s republic with Athenian democracy.
(To Tell the Truth and AW 6-1 and 7-1)
ROME ATHENS
Learning Target: I can explain the relationship between rule of law and the Twelve Tables.
(AW 7-1 and Twelve Tables handouts)
What is rule of law?
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What was the benefit of the Twelve Tables to the citizens?
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What was the benefit of the Twelve Tables to the government officials?
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Learning Target: I can compare the Roman Republic with representative democracy in the USA.
(AW 7-1 and Compare/Contrast Chart)
Give two examples of pieces of the American government that were adopted from the Roman Republic.
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Learning Target: I can trace the events that illustrate how Caesar changed the Roman government from a republic (limited) to an empire (unlimited).
(Events in Roman History Flow Chart)
Directions: Write the letters of the events in Roman history in the correct order on the flow chart.
EVENTS IN ROMAN HISTORY
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Caesar is assassinated
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Caesar uses his troops to take control of the Republic and becomes sole consul
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Roman Republic issues the Twelve Tables creating a limited government
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Octavian takes power and becomes Augustus first Roman Emperor
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Rome falls into disorder
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Caesar become dictator for life creating an unlimited government
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Rome falls into disorder
ROMAN HISTORY FLOW CHART

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