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1. www-tc.pbs.org › empires › romansRome Lesson Plan 4: Mapping an Empire - PBS

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   In this lesson, students will compare a map of the Roman Empire in 44 BC with one of the Roman Empire in 116 AD. Using these two maps as a reference, students will use critical reading skills...

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   In the flowchart below, summarize the expansion of Rome during each time period. As you read each section of text, complete these steps: 1. Shade in the appropriate area of the map on the next page in a new color to show each Roman expansion. Color in the key to match. 2. Find the corresponding section in the Reading Notes that follow the map.

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   Description. This reading about the Roman Expansion covers the following topics: "Conquest of Italy", "Carthage and the Start of the Punic Wars", "The Second Punic War", and and "Dominating the Mediterranean". The Worksheet has four different activities: a fill in the blank section, crossword, multiple choice, and short response section.

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   Roman Expansion: Reading and Worksheet w/Answer Key. by. James Gasparo. 4.3. (3) $2.00. PDF. This reading about the Roman Expansion covers the following topics: "Conquest of Italy", "Carthage and the Start of the Punic Wars", "The Second Punic War", and and "Dominating the Mediterranean".

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   This 1-day introduction activity will provide students with a basic understanding of the effects of Roman Expansion after the Punic Wars. These fill-in-the-blank notes will introduce the material in a clear way, illustrating the impact expansion had on Roman cities, farms, taxes, and slavery.

6. www.pbs.org › empires › romansThe Roman Empire: in the First Century. For Educators ... - PBS

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   Participate in a class discussion about the expansion of Rome using the conclusions they reached from analyzing the map and their answer to the written response questions. Relevant National Standards:

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   How do I learn about the expansion of the Roman Empire?

   • Using these two maps as a reference, students will use critical reading skills to learn about the expansion of the Roman Empire during that time period. Relying on the resources available on The Roman Empire in the First Century Web site, students will learn about which countries/territories were conquered by each Roman emperor.

   The Roman Empire: in the First Century. For Educators. Lesson 4 - PBS

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   What can I learn from the Roman Empire in the first century?

   • Relying on the resources available on The Roman Empire in the First Century Web site, students will learn about which countries/territories were conquered by each Roman emperor. After reviewing basic map skills and information, students will use the data collected to construct their own maps documenting the historical expansion of the Roman Empire.

   The Roman Empire: in the First Century. For Educators. Lesson 4 - PBS

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   How can I help students study the Roman Empire?

   • Post maps on the walls around the classroom and use them as a reference as you continue to study the Roman Empire. Students could earn participation grades for class discussion activities. A completion or accuracy grade could be assigned for the Mapping an Empire Note Taking Sheet.

   Rome Lesson Plan 4: Mapping an Empire - PBS

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   How long does a Roman Empire class take?

   • This should take two to three 90-minute class periods or four to five 50-minute class periods, plus additional time for extension activities. If you wish to purchase a copy of the The Roman Empire in the First Century program, visit the PBS Shop for Teachers [ Purchase DVD or Video ].

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8. www.mrstaylor.net › resources › C2-RomeLesson 1 The Rise and Expansion of Rome - Mrs. Taylor

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   As the Roman Republic expanded, it became harder for Rome’s rulers to keep order. Confl ict between different groups within the country led to a civil war. In 45 B.C. Roman general Julius Caesar ended the war and brought order to Rome. He then named himself sole ruler. This ended the Roman Republic. A year later Caesar’s enemies killed him.