1. Chapter 4 Rome- Review

2. The Roman Society

3. The Roman Family
The male head of the household had absolute authority under the law

4. Roman Women The ideal woman was loving, dutiful, dignified and strong
Gained more rights in Rome over the centuries

5. Education
Both boys and girls of all classes learned to read and write (literacy)
Roman Grammar teacher

6. Roman Religion Assimilation of Etruscan and Greek deities
Many feasts and celebrations to honor the Roman gods

7. Monsters Roman Gods Vulcan - The Smith God Bacchus - God of Wine
                        
Roman Gods
Vulcan - The Smith God
Bacchus - God of Wine
Saturn- God of Time
Vesta- Goddess of the Home
Janus- God of Doors
Uranus- Father of Saturn
Maia- Goddess of Growth
Flora- Goddess of Flowers
Plutus- God of Wealth
Monsters
Cerberus- Watchdog of the Underworld Gorgon- Snake-haired, turns you to stone
Jupiter - King of the Gods
Juno - Queen of the Gods
Neptune - God of the Sea
Pluto - God of Death
Apollo - God of the Sun
Diana - Goddess of the Moon
Mars - God of War
Venus - Goddess of Love
Cupid - God of Love
Mercury - Messenger of the Gods
Minerva - Goddess of Wisdom
Ceres - The Earth Goddess
Proserpine - Goddess of the Underworld

8. The Roman Military
Legions= 5,000 Soldiers

9. Citizen Soldiers
Men supplied their own weapons and received no pay

10. Reward & Punishment Courageous soldiers would receive praise and gifts
1 out of 10 soldiers were executed if the unit retreated

11. Expansion
By 270 BC Rome controlled most of the Italian peninsula

12. Conquered People Conquered people had to:
Acknowledge Roman leadership
Supply soldiers
Conquered people were allowed to keep:
Customs
Money
Local government

13. Roads Rome built a network of all-weather military roads
Increased cultural diffusion
Helped the ???
“all roads lead to Rome”

14. Section 1
See your T-Chart- Roman Republic vs. U.S.A.

15. Section 2: Republic to Empire

16. "Empire: a major political unit with a large territory or a number of territories or peoples under one ruler with total authority, especially one having an emperor as chief of state.
Republic: a government having a chief of state who is not a monarch and who is usually a president; a government in which supreme power belongs to the citizens through their right to vote."

17. Section 3: The Roman Achievement
See Padlet
See “Engineering an Empire”
See Roman Achievements Power Point
Don’t Forget= LAW!

18. Section 4: The Rise of Christianity
Re-Read Section 4
Look over Christianity Fill-Ins power point
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