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Latin, Talking about Rome

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A tour of ancient Rome.

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Page 1: Latin, Talking about Rome

Talking

About

Rome

© 2006 Mr. Craft’s Class and

CrossRoads Middle School

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Rome was founded by farmers

–Roughly 3000 years ago

–Tiber River

–Seven hills

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•How do we know about them?–Archaeology•Influences still today

–Writings•Homer and The Odyssey

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Colosseum–Gladiatorial contests–Fights between wild animals•Lions•Hippos•Ostriches•Giraffes

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Colosseum–Gladiatorial contests–Man vs. Animal–Naval Battles•Flooded the floor with water from underground pipes

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Colosseum–Colossal!–Could hold 50,000 people!

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Circus Maximus–1800 feet long–600 feet wide–Chariot Races–Held 250,000 people!

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Theater of Marcellus–Actors wore masks–Audiences were loud!•Pantomimes

–Held 12,000 people!

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Rome wasn’t built in a day…

•Forum–Heart of business, life, government and religious activity–Street vendors and shops lined the streets, like the mall!

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