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4.2 Roman Society and 4.3

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Today
- Check 4.1
Timelines

- Felix

-4.2: Roman society 
Reading and movieclip 
How does the story of Pompeii help us to learn about Roman society?


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Questions 4.1
  • What can you tell us about the founding of Rome? 

  • What does imperialism mean?

  • Explain why winning from Carthago was important to the Romans.

  • What is Pax Romana?

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4.2: Roman society 
reading page 72 together 

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Homework
4.2:
ex 1+2
page 94 workbook
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Today 
4.2: 
Why is entertainment important in society?

Movieclip

Assignments workbook

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Bread & Circuses -         page

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Slide 15 - Video

Today 
1 Check-up 4.2
2 Choice:
- Reading & mindmapping 4.3
- Assignments 4.3 
(1- 10 page 97)
What kind of culture did the Roman empire have? 

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Today 
Checkup time!

Mindmappers: 
1- 10 page 97

Workers:
Make your own mindmap 

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4.2 checkup 
  • 1 What happened in Pompeï and why is this important for history?
  • What does it mean if you have authority?
  • How did the Roman authorities keep the people calm? 

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homework:

workers: finish 1-10 
mindmappers: finish mindmap with info from the last two blocks of text

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Today 
- Roman engineering

-Working lesson 4.2 + 4.3

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What is this used for?
Write down in a few sentences what the purpose is of this Roman building.

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Page  98 workbook

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3

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Assignments

-workers: finish 1-10
page 75 informationbook, workbook page 97
-mindmappers: make a mindmap about 4.3
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Slide 36 - Video

assignments (homework)
3,4,5  + 7 

page 94 workbook. 
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