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DO NOW: WHAT DOES THIS QUOTE MEAN? HAVE OUT YOUR CHAPTER 35.4 QUESTIONS Chapter 35.5 Questions HOMEWORK
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ROMAN FAMILY LIFE Family life was led by the paterfamilias (father of the family) Everyone in the family had to obey their father, including grown children
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ROMAN FAMILY LIFE Roman men were expected to provide for themselves and their families In rich families, the husbands usually held important political jobs while in poor families, both the men and women worked lesser jobs
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ROMAN FAMILY LIFE Wealthy Roman women ran the households and often bought and sold property in order to make money Roman babies were born at home and sickly children were left outside to die
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ROMAN FAMILY LIFE Babies were named in a special ceremony when they were 9 days old and given bullas (good luck charms) Roman children wore their bullas until they became adults
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ROMAN FAMILY LIFE Roman men became adults between ages 14- 18 and women during ages 12-18 Boys had a special ceremony to be considered adults and girls would be married to be considered adults
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THE FORUM
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FORUM RULES 1. BE RESPECTFUL 2. NO CALLING OUT – LET THE SPEAKERS SPEAK 3. NO PARTICIPATION FROM THE AUDIENCE 4. MR. COHEN WILL FACT-CHECK IF NEEDED 5. EACH SIDE WILL GET 1 MINUTE TO SPEAK AND A 1 MINUTE REBUTTAL
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FORUM QUESTION #1 Would you rather be a slave or a gladiator in ancient Rome?
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CHAPTER 35.5 QUESTIONS
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