Ancient Rome

What are the classes of Citizens called in Ancient Rome?

• Patricians,Slaves,Plebeians.

• Republic,Empire.

• Plebeians,Slaves.

• Patricians,Republic.

What is the difference between the Patricians and Plebeians?

• Plebeians dress better and Patricians don't.

• Patricians lived in low-income homes and Plebeians lived in palaces.

• Patricians were those of the upper class and Plebeians are those of the lower class

• Plebeians speak a different language than Patricians

What is a peninsula?

• Water.

• An area of land surrounded by water on 3 sides

• A beach

• It's a river

What does "Plain" mean?

• A beach.

• A house

• An area of land surrounded by water on 3 sides

• A flat area of land.

What is Republic?

• A Country

• A state

• A government ruled by a group, usually has voting

• None of the above

What is Empire?

• An area ruled by a single leader who has total power.

• A government ruled by a group, usually has voting

• To bring separate pieces together as one

• A flat area of land

What does Italy look like on the map?

• Looks like a boot

• Looks like earth

• It looks like sea

• Has nothing in common

How did they see the Christians in Rome?

• They saw them as normal people and could adapt to society.

• Christians were viewed with suspicion and suffered persecution and many were punished or killed for their beliefs.

• They saw them badly but they let them live.

• They did not care

Where is Rome located?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Arctic

What definition is correct about Cultural Diffusion?

• Romans came in contact with lots of different people with whom they traded goods, ideas, and technology.

• Second, Ancient Rome was located on the Italian Peninsula which juts into the Mediterranean Sea. A peninsula is a piece of land surrounded on three sides by water.

• First, Rome was located on a broad plain, a flat area of land. This broad plain supported a growing population because it was easy to farm.

• Thirdly, two mountain ranges, the Alps and Apennines protected Ancient Rome from invasions to the north.