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Roman Geography and Mythology Exit 1) Compare and contrast the geographical location and features of Greece and Rome. What are the similarities and differences? 2) Which mountain range protected Rome from northern invaders? 3) Explain the key differences between Greek and Roman mythology? 4) Fill in the blank for the deities of Rome. ____________: God of war and chaos to whom the Romans trace their history ____________: Goddess of love and beauty in Rome ____________: King of the gods in Rome ____________: Goddess of wisdom and military strategy ____________: God of the sea in Rome __________________: Home of the gods in Rome Roman Citizenship and Social Structure Exit 1) Explain the requirements for citizenship in Rome. 2) Compare and contrast the Patricians and Plebeians. 3) Who were the consuls? And for how long did they serve? 4) Compare and contrast the Senate and Assembly. 5) The law code of Rome was known as—