The Origin of The Roman Republic
Objectives: I can show how contemporary Europe was shaped by events in its past such as: the formation of democratic government.
I can identify and describe the influence of classical Greeks and Romans on modern democratic governments.
I can identify examples of limited and unlimited governments that existed in early Europe.
I can identify and explain the reasons many early European societies attempted to limit the power of their government
I can tell whether the different forms of government found in early Europe where ruled by one, a few, or many people.
I can identify the origins of democracy in the governments of Ancient Greece and the Roman Republic.
I can identify and describe the influence of classical Greeks and Romans on modern democratic governments.
I can identify examples of limited and unlimited governments that existed in early Europe.
I can identify and explain the reasons many early European societies attempted to limit the power of their government
I can tell whether the different forms of government found in early Europe where ruled by one, a few, or many people.
I can identify the origins of democracy in the governments of Ancient Greece and the Roman Republic.
Rome's culture is steeped in the legend of Remus and Romulus, but two specific cultures, the Etruscans and the Greeks, have had an enduring impact on Roman culture. Use the resources provided to learn about the origin of Ancient Rome
Additional resources:
Click HERE to learn more about the Remus and Romulus
Click HERE to learn more about the Roman system of roads.
Click HERE to learn more about the Roman aqueducts.
Click HERE to learn more about the Twelve Tables
Assignments:
After viewing the additional resources provided:
1. View the two brief video clips and power point.
2. Click HERE to complete an activity based on the origin of Rome. Make a copy of this document, complete the activity. Be sure to save this document to your Ancient Greece and Rome folder in Google Drive.
Additional resources:
Click HERE to learn more about the Remus and Romulus
Click HERE to learn more about the Roman system of roads.
Click HERE to learn more about the Roman aqueducts.
Click HERE to learn more about the Twelve Tables
Assignments:
After viewing the additional resources provided:
1. View the two brief video clips and power point.
2. Click HERE to complete an activity based on the origin of Rome. Make a copy of this document, complete the activity. Be sure to save this document to your Ancient Greece and Rome folder in Google Drive.