ANCIENT ROME PROJECT

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 This is your first project for Social Science. You have to create a booklet with these four parts included in it.

PART 1: THE MAIN GODS AND GODESSES.
Choose a god or goddess that you are interested in and write a profile for them. In your profile:
• Identify the god or goddess
• Identify any object or animal used to represent them
• Identify the aspect of life they ruled over (sun, sea, war)
• Identify his or her relationship to other gods/goddesses
• Identify an interesting fun fact  or story about the god or goddess

Imagine you were alive in ancient times. What position would you have: politician, land owner, soldier, housewife? As an ancient Greek or Roman, which god or goddess would your family have an altar for?
• Tell why you chose this god or goddess for your "family's" altra. (Think about what your position in Greek or Roman society would have been)






PART 2: ANCIENT ROME
Look for information on the internet about The Punic Wars and Hannibal.
Organise your information. Use several sheets of paper, and write the title of each section at the top of a page. Decide how the text and illustrations should go on each page.

PART 3:Use the internet to find one piece of information about  one  the following emperors.
Illustrate your report, and write down where he was born, when he ruled Rome and his more relevant facts .
  • AUGUSTUS
  • TIBERIUS
  • CALIGULA
  • CLAUDIUS 
  • NERO
  • TRAJAN
  • HADRIAN
  • MARCUS AURELIUS
  • CONSTANTINUS
PART 4: Use the internet to find one piece of information about the most relevant Roman buildings in SPAIN. Illustrate your report and write down where you can find them and give a little explanation about the buildings and what they were used for.
Some examples:

  • Roman Theatres in Mérida, Segóbriga, Regina, Tarraco.
  • Viaducts in Mérida, Segovia.
  • Mines in León, ( Las Médulas)
  • Roman Baths, in Alange, Baños de Montemayor.
  • Triumphal Archs in Cáparra, Tarraco.
  • Roman Bridges in Alcántara, Mérida.






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