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Chap 11 Sect 1.1-1.2

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These seven hills became Rome’s center and home to

government buildings

religious temples

entertainment facilities

roads to the outside world

train stations

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Verona
Aosta
Capitoline
Aventine
Herculaneum
Egnazia
Quirinal
Viminal
Esquiline
Palatine
Caelian

The Seven Hills
Ancient Cities

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Palatine Hill is thought to be the oldest part of the city. How might building on a hill provide security for early Romans?

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What are legends?

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Which brother was the first king of the city of Rome after it was founded by the brothers?

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What helped make Rome strong?

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Match the lessons the Romans learned with the influencers.

replaced mud huts with stone houses
learned how to grow olives
learned expert trading techniques
modified their alphabet for writing
copied their style of the long epic poem
laid out the city’s streets in a grid plan around a central square

Greek Influence
Etruscan Influence

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Why did Romulus kill his twin brother?

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Rome’s geography helped it survive and thrive. How?

it was located near the Tiber River

it was a trade route stopping point

pirates guarded the Mediterranean Sea

being near volcanic activity because volcanic ash was its primary trading source

there was fertile soil to grow crops

the climate was mild

plenty of water was available