The SYSTEM of GOVERNMENT in ANCIENT ROME |
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1. Read the following website and then write out in point form notes, the information from the first few lines, down to mention of "Rome as a Republic." http://www.historyonthenet.com/Romans/government.htm (You might need to paste the URL into a new browser page of right mouse click and select 'open link in a new window'.) |
| 2. Print off
this picture showing the three main
social
classes in Ancient Rome. Label each picture with the name of that social class and then paste the picture in your book. |
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3. If you were a slave in this
ancient society, list the restrictions that would be imposed on you. (The rights you would not have, or the things you would not be allowed to do.) http://www.historyonthenet.com/Romans/government.htm |
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| 4. Study the following web page
and then complete the 'Mix and Match'
activity
below. Write out the terms (in red) in your book and then write the correct definition next to each one. http://rome.mrdonn.org/senate.html |
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5. a) Study the painting and layout of the Roman Forum as you explore the following site. List the names of 3 buildings found around the Roman Forum.
https://maitaly.wordpress.com/tag/roman-forum/ Also on the above site play the video of the 3D animation of
Ancient Rome called 'Rome Reborn 2.1'. |
| 6. Read the following web site, and then use the information to design
an interesting and colourful mind map about the function or duties of the Roman Senators. Put the mind map on a new page in your book or design it on your computer. In the center of your page/ mind map, write 'The duties and Responsibilities of a Roman Senator.' http://www.tribunesandtriumphs.org/roman-life/roman-senators.htm |
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7.
A roman street - what doesn't belong?
Toss it in the time tunnel
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8.
Watch part
of this historic recreation and dramatisation of the Roman
Senate in action... |
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More slaves are captured for Rome... |
 When you have finished you can explore this
interactive site about different aspects of Roman society. |