The Legacies of Rome Open to page 327 of your text book. Review
the QUICK FACTS.
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Read the below statement. Using your background knowledge of
Rome, Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write your
answer in the Arch. Give details to support your answer
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Monkey See- Monkey Do Lets do Round 1 together. You will then
be expected to do the other 3 rounds by yourselves.
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Round 1: Art Step 1: Read Section 3 (Art) in your packet. Then
answer the questions in your reading guide.
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Roman Art
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Round 1: Art (Continued) Step 2: In three minutes, identify in
your magazine examples of Roman art- such as cameos and mosaics-
that influence modern life. Stick a post-it note to the pages where
you find examples Step 3: List the five most unique examples you
identified. Remember that you will score 1 point for every example
that only your group identifies.
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Round 1: Art (Continued) Step 4: Presenters from each group
will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those groups
that identified the same example must cross it off their list. Step
5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT.
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Tally up each groups points
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Round 2: Architecture & Engineering Step 1: Read section 4
(Architecture & Engineering) in your packet. Then answer the
questions in your reading guide
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Roman Science, Architecture and Engineering
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Round 2: Architecture & Engineering (Continued) Step 2: In
three minutes, identify in your magazine examples of Roman
architecture and engineering- such as domes and stadiums- that
influence modern life. Stick a post-it note to the pages where you
find examples Step 3: List the five most unique examples you
identified. Remember that you will score 1 point for every example
that only your group identifies.
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Round 2: Architecture & Engineering (Continued) Step 4:
Presenters from each group will share their answers. After each
presenter shares, those groups that identified the same example
must cross it off their list. Step 5: Count up the items on your
list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT.
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Time to Tally up the Points!
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Round 3: Language Step 1: Read Section 5 (Language) in your
packet. Then answer the questions in your reading guide.
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Roman Language
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Round 3: Language (Continued) Step 2: In three minutes,
identify in your magazines or dictionaries words that have Latin
prefixes or roots. You may also find examples of Roman numerals.
Put a sticky note on the pages where you find examples. Step 3:
List the five words or Roman numerals you identified. Remember that
you will score 1 point for every example that only your group
identifies.
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Round 3: Language (Continued) Step 4: Presenters from each
group will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those
groups that identified the same example must cross it off their
list. Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED
OUT
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Time to Tally up the Points!
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Round 4: Philosophy & Law Step 1: Read Section 6
(Philosophy & Law) in your packet. Then answer the questions in
your reading guide.
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Roman Philosophy & Law
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Finding examples of Roman philosophy and law. What does this
look like in our society?
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Round 4: Philosophy & Law (Continued) Step 2: In three
minutes, identify in your magazine modern examples that show the
influence of Roman philosophy and law. The examples should
emphasize good character and justice. Stick a post-it note to the
pages where you find examples Step 3: List the five unique examples
you identified. You will score 1 point for every example that only
your group identifies.
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Round 4: Philosophy & Law (Continued) Step 4: Presenters
from each group will share their answers. After each presenter
shares, those groups that identified the same example must cross it
off their list. Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE
NOT CROSSED OUT
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Time to Tally up the Points! Who will be the winner?
