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Social Structures • Plebian• Partitions• Priest• Emperor

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Plebeians• Common people of

Rome.• 90% were

plebeians.• They were hard

workers, farmers and artists.

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Partitions

• They were upper class.

• Took great pride in being in a noble family.

• Part = father

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Priests• A priest is a pastor

of a church.• They held religious

ceremonies.• Today we also have

priests in our church.

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Emperor• The leaders of Rome.• They were in charge of

what happens in the empire.

• Julius Creaser and Augustus were emperors.

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Achievements• Aqueducts• Concrete Roads• Circus Maximus• Latin Langue

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Aqueducts• They were used to

transport or hold water. • Today we use them to

store water up in case we have a drought and need water.

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Concrete Roads• Concrete roads were

used to travel easier, instead on bumpy rocky roads.

• Later on an Trajan emperor named restored almost all of Italian roads.

• Today we have concrete roads leading to every were.

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Latin Language• Main language in Rome.• Today some people study

the language.• Today I n many words there

are Latin roots. • Gladiators wars were held

there to please emperors and gods.

• It was the best place to meet a girl/boy friend.

• The losers were feed to the lions.

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Circus Maximus• Gladiator wars were

held there to honor the emperors and the gods.

• The losers were fed to the lions.

• Also it was the best place to meet a boy/girl friend.

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Geography• Punic War • Geography settings• Tiber River• 7 Hills of Rome

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Punic Wars• The 1st Punic War was

that the Mamertines attacked the Messina city.

• The, the 2nd war was against the Romans and Carthage.

• At the end of the 2nd war over 6500 men were lost it was the worst in history.

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Geography Settings• Rome has many hills

and mountains.• It was built on 7 hills.• The land is suited for

farming.• Lastly Rome is a

peninsula.

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7 Hills of Rome • Cermalus, Cispius,

Fagutal, Oppius, Platium, Sucusa and Velia are the 7 hills of Rome that were built on.

• At on point in time all 7 hills could be seen.

• But today only Cermalus.

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Tiber River• The river is 250

miles long.• In Roman times the

river was green and lush.

• But today the river is arid or also known as dry.

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Economy• Money/Coinage• Farming• Unemployment• Inflation

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Money/Coinage• Coins were made out of

bronze, silver and gold.

• On the coins were the emperors achievements.

• Also the coins were good for the use of trade.

•Gods/Goddess were stamped on the coins.

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Farming• Some farmer doing very well,

thanks to the emperor because he would give out grain to this homeless and someone.

• Other farmers were doing bad because they couldn’t afforded slave to harvest more produce.

• When farmer lost their jobs they would go out and look for new ones but all the slaves had those jobs.

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Inflation• When Rome stopped

conquering land people started looking for gold.

• As gold became more popular the coins had less value because they are made out of gold.

• Today in the united States American money is less valuable than foreign money.

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Politics• Magistrates• Senate• Assemblies• Trajan

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Magistrates• The magistrates were

the main officials of Rome.

• Two council severed as the top magistrates of Rome.

• Each member had the right to block each others decisions.

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Senate• Senators were the

second branch in the Roman republic.

• They advised the council men, and also controlled state finances and passed laws.

• In each group there was 300 men.

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Assemblies• There were two branch

that made up the 3rd branch.

• The two groups represented the democratic side.

• In tribal assemblies the plebeians were in charge.

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Trajan• Trajan restored almost all of

Italian roads.• He also built bridges so

carts and roads could cross the rivers.

• Last, he had administrators sent to help people with financial problems.

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Religion• Roman Beliefs• Jewish• Christianity• Rise in Christianity

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Roman Beliefs• Romans believed in

polytheism.• They would make

sacrifices and rituals to please the gods.

• One Rome story is that two twins named Romulus and Ramous were raised by the she wolf.

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Christianity• Christians only played

instruments to worship there gods.

• They also buried their dead next to family member to be reunited in heaven easier.

• Last, they only sculptured religious portraits.

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Rise in Christianity• When barbarians were

attacking more people were turning into pacifists or Christian that was making it hard to defend Rome.

• Lots of money was being used to built churches and monasteries.

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Jewish• Roman’s would execute

Jewish people because they thought they were different just because of their religion.

• Believe in the star of David.

• Today people treat other people the same way and not by their religion.

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Conclusion• In my opinion I think

that the Tiber River was the most important feature in Rome. I think this because Rome was founded on it and all of their water supplies came Rome that river. With out the river Rome could not survive.

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