1. January 29, 2019. Complete in canvas
January 29, Complete in canvas. Who had more power in Ancient Rome? Plebien or Patrician.

2. Give Josh homework sheet from last week.

3. We will go to the library.
Please behave.
You must choose a novel.

4. Test Thursday.
SGA is cancelled today.

5. Many of you got the warm up wrong
Many of you got the warm up wrong. The correct answer to What is a republic? Is It is type of government where you elect leaders to represent you. You can still correct this
Several of you did not explain why you would like to be plebian or patrician.
Many of you did not do the exit ticket. You can still do this.

6. I can explain the republic of Ancient Rome.

7. Essential Question
How was the republic organized?

8. Essential Standard
6.C.1.3  Summarize systems of social structure within various civilizations and societies over time.

9. Study this for quizzes.
There were three types of governments in Rome. Monarchy, Republic, Empire.
The monarchy was first and lasted 200 years.
The Republic came after the monarchy and lasted 500 years.
The republic ended with the death of Julius Caesar.
The republic had 3 parts.
The United States is a republic.
The 3 parts of the Republic were: consuls, senate, and assembly.
The consuls was like the president.
There were 2 consuls.
The senate represented the patricians.
The patricians were the rich people.
The assembly represented the plebeians.
The plebeians were the poor and middle class. The plebeians had the least power.

10. Play quizzes

11. Go over website with students. https://rome.mrdonn.org/senate.html

12. Remind which team students are in.
I will let you still work with a partner.

13. 3-4 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE David Dameron Jamyan Lipscomb
Malia
Cunningham
Bailey
Tankersley
Irvin
Satterfield
Tazia
Oliver
Na’Moni
Baldwin
Madison
Newcomb
SaMya
Logan
David
Medrano
Ty’Riq
Moore
Ethan
Myer
Caleb
Clemmons
Benjamin
Hannah
Qaronta
Plunkett
Jimmie
Ensley
Jahki
Jones
Chase
Gatewood
Hunter
Mullins
Brian
Jones
Tanner
Loftis
Miranda
Hancock
Gracie
Adams
Thomas
Bailey
Ameilia
Eagen
Alondra
Foster
BACK TABLE

14. 5-6 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Jalean Hardin Dillon Rowland
William
Newman
Luca
Spicer
Blake
McGee
Ashley
Perez
Monserratt
Sanchez
McKenzie
Willard
Ava
Talley
Emery
Webster
Joshua
Smith
Emma
Thornton
Jaelan
Hardin
Brianna
Ridge
Lily
Lynch
Brianna
Shoemaker
Jaidyn
Shumaker
Leila
Scott
Brandon
Newcomer
Braxton
Sauerbrei
Christopher
Poteat
BACK TABLE
James
Jones

15. 7-8 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE DESK Cristin Graves Side
Wyattr
Andrews
Cannon
Edwards
Za’Kiya
Graves
Brenley
Burr
Iveona
Hooper
Shelby
Wilson
Adam
Alejandro
Emma
Allmond
Kailynne
Goodman
John
Carver
Nathan
Emerson
Tyzavier
Jay
Ethan
Litten
John
Lamb
Austin
Gilliam
Krista
Gusler
Cali
Richardson
Chace
Irby
Cristin
Graves
Kelsey
Craig
Gabrielle
Lodge
Chloie
Johnson
Patience
Tuttle
Side
table
Side
table
Makayla
Graves
Trinity
Ross
BACK TABLE
Samuel
White
Breylen
Harris
Ja’Bari
Lea
Aaron
Palmer

16. 9-10 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Jakayla Wade Asia Pennix
Zionna
Reddick
Julia
Rogers
Emah
Maciborski
Chase
Smith
Brandon
Robertson
Terrance
Paul
Malachi Stewart
Jeremy
Price
Kezziah
Johnson
Victoria
Weadon
Makayla
Newnam
Michelle
Wellington
Emily
Wilkinson
Sheila
Pulliam
Bryson
Saul
Patricia
Ricchini
BACK TABLE
Jarvis
Truman
Shawndale
Wilson
Side table by door

17. Green team answer these questions.
Use this website
1. What were the three parts of the Roman Republic?
2. How is the Roman Republic like our government?
3. Do you like this type of government? Why or Why not?

18. Blue team answer these questions.
Use this website
1. What were the three parts of the Roman Republic?
2. How many members were in the Senate?
3. How long did the Roman Republic last?

19. Red team answer these questions.
Use this website
1. What were the three parts of the Roman Republic?
2. How long did the people of the Senate serve?
3. Who elected the assembly?

20. Go back to website to see what Consul does.

21. Ancient Rome had 2 consuls.
A consul was like a president.
Who would like to run for consul.
Now everyone in the class needs to vote.

22. Answer this question.
What is a patrician?
What is a plebian?

24. Team red and blue: you are plebeians
Team Green: you are patricians
Team red and blue need to be in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday rows.
Team green need to be in Thursday and Friday Row.

25. Only patricians could be senators
Only patricians could be senators. Thursday and Friday row is patricians.

26. The assembly was plebeians.

27. Senators need to write a law that benefits the patrician.
Assembly needs to write a law that benefits the plebeians.

28. Go back to assign seats.
We will present the laws.

29. Play quizzes