Unit 2: Ancient Rome
How Rome went from a republic to an empire, and the roads, aqueducts, buildings and words it left behind.
- I can explain how the Roman Republic was governed, and how it was different from Athens.
- I can describe how Rome became an empire under Augustus.
- I can explain how an aqueduct uses gravity to move water.
- I can read and write Roman numerals and find Latin in English words.
With answer keys and teacher notes. For you, not for students.
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Materials
| Title | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| From Republic to Empire | slides | The founding legend, the Roman Republic (senate and consuls), Julius Caesar, Augustus and the empire, and the legions. |
| Roman Engineering and Legacy | slides | Roads, aqueducts, concrete and the Colosseum, the forum, Latin and Roman numerals, and the fall of the western empire. |
| Republic or Empire? 共和国还是帝国? | worksheet | Sort ten facts into the Roman Republic or the Roman Empire, put five events in order, and explain the change. Teacher copy has an answer key. |
| Roman Numerals 罗马数字 | reference | The seven Roman numeral letters, the add and subtract rules, examples, and eight to try. Teacher copy has answers. |
| Design Challenge: Build an Aqueduct 设计引水渠 | worksheet | Design an aqueduct that carries water from a hilltop spring to a city using only gravity: sketch, label and explain. |
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