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Objectives: • Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. • Students will be able to summarize the legacy of Greco- Roman civilization.
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Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

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Page 1: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

Objectives:

• Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts.

• Students will be able to summarize the legacy of Greco-Roman civilization.

Page 2: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture Set #1

Roman Art, Sculpture, Realistic

Page 3: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture Set #2

Bas – Relief, type of art, furthered developedsculptures

Page 4: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture Set #3

Mosaics, designs made by small pieces,Wealthy had at least one in homes

Page 5: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 4Pompeii, best examples of Roman painting, ash preserved many buildings and art work

Page 6: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture Set # 5

Virgil, AneidLiterature

Tacitus, Annals and Histories

Page 7: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

transferhemoglobinacuteannualaquatic

Picture Set # 6

Latin, many of our English words have Latin rootsRomance Languages

Page 8: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 7Aqueducts, helps to bring water from their source into the towns

Page 9: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 8

ArchWho gave this to the Romans?

Page 10: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 9

DomeDo you know what U.S. President used this architectural feature in D.C.?

Page 11: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 10

Colosseum

What types of activities occurred here?

Page 12: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 11Roman RoadsMany are still in tact and preserved

Page 13: Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown?

Picture # 12

Roman Law:-All persons had the right to equal treatment under the law-A person was considered innocent until proven guilty-A person should be punished only for actions, not thoughts-Any law that seemed unreasonable or grossly unfair could be set aside

What laws are still in effect today?