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ROME GRAPES
Geography
geography
- Rome was located in Italy and had a lot of hilly land.
- However they had flat land next to the shore they also had a lot of water around them.
- The Mediterranean sea was one of the bodies of water around Rome.
- The flat land next to the water made it easier for them to grow crops and have battles on water.
MAP
MAP
this is a map of ancient Rome
religion
Religion
The Romans believed in many gods which is called polytheism. now that is fine but the Romans were a bunch of dirty thieves all they did was make spin offs of gods from places the took over like what the heck Rome. they mostly took gods from Greece like Zeus and Poseidon who Rome turned into Jupiter and Neptune.
achievements
the Romans had a lot of achievements, "even though they stole all there gods." but that doesn't matter here are there Ideas.
achievements
- the Romans made the aqueducts
- the Romans made the arch
- the Romans made the Colosseum
- the Romans made the and the roman roads.
Colosseum
Colosseum
the Colosseum is a arena type place were two people fight to the death are when one person gets to weak to fight. this was one way for a person to have fun. by watching of cores
politics
- The first emperor they had was named Augustus.
- They had two sets of people the patricians and the lower-class plebeians.
- The founders of Rome were Romulus and Remus.
- They had 12 laws / the 12 tables
economics
- Ancient Rome was a slave based economy whose main concern was feeding the vast number of citizens
- they had a simple money system that never became complex
- every time they had a new emperor there face was added to a coin.
social structure
- the Romans had two mane groups of people the patricians and the plebeians but there was different groups to.
- there was the emperor.
- there was the Free men
- and there was the slaves.
Social table
sources
sources
- SS note book
- https://www.ducksters.com › history › plebeians_and_patricians
- The Roman Republic [ushistory.org]
- Ancient Roman Economy UNRV.com