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Roman Advocate EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT Reflective Narrative www.dailyRomannews.com Reflective Narrative - Since 500 B.C. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT Imagine you are a reporter. Pretend you work for an ancient Roman newspaper. Write a story in paragraph form about one of Rome’s greatest conquests. Directions: 1. Give an account of a recent Roman conquest. Describe the battle. 2. Describe in detail any plunder or spoils from the victory. What did the Romans take from the conquered people? 3. Explain how the Romans treated the people they conquered. Tell how this was unusual. 4. Conclusion: Reflect on how you felt about this event. Be sure to use descriptive details. Rubric: Includes hook ______/2 Describes battle/sensory details ___/2 Lists plunder/spoils _____/2 Treatment of conquered people ____/2 Dialogue/quotation marks _____/2 Neat/looks like a Newspaper _____/2 Transition Words _____ /2 Who, What, When, Where, Why ____/5 Focuses on only 1 event ____/1 Total _____/20 Use the information from Chapter 11: The Roman Republic, pages. Fun things you may want to include: pictures, advertisements, silly stories or headlines from Rome, Name ______________________________ Per ____________