Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize.

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Objectives: Students will be able to identify Roman achievements by looking at pictures of real world places and concepts. Students will be able to summarize the legacy of Greco-Roman civilization.

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture Set #1 Roman Art, Sculpture, Realistic

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture Set #2 Bas – Relief, type of art, furthered developed sculptures

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture Set #3 Mosaics, designs made by small pieces, Wealthy had at least one in homes

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 4 Pompeii, best examples of Roman painting, ash preserved many buildings and art work

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture Set # 5 Virgil, Aneid Literature Tacitus, Annals and Histories

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? transfer hemoglobin acute annual aquatic Picture Set # 6 Latin, many of our English words have Latin roots Romance Languages

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 7 Aqueducts, helps to bring water from their source into the towns

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 8 Arch Who gave this to the Romans?

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 9 Dome Do you know what U.S. President used this architectural feature in D.C.?

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 10 Colosseum What types of activities occurred here?

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 11Roman Roads Many are still in tact and preserved

What is it? What Roman achievement is being shown? Picture # 12 Roman Law: -All persons had the right to equal treatment under the law -A person was considered innocent until proven guilty -A person should be punished only for actions, not thoughts -Any law that seemed unreasonable or grossly unfair could be set aside What laws are still in effect today?