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Roman and Greek Culture Mrs. Tucker 7th Grade World History - Honors Cobalt Institute of Math and Science

Roman Culture Latin Language Use of Arches and Domes Statues are of Realistic People Stoicism Toward Practicality Little Emotion Invented Concrete Built Aqueducts Made Vaults

Greek Culture Greek Language Statues are of Ideal Beauty Stoicism toward Happiness Through Reason

Both Roman and Greek Culture Many Gods and Goddesses Use of Colonnades and Porches Wrote Epics, Odes, Plays, and Satires Interest in Science Recorded Events of Their Own Civilization “History”