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Suggested Ancient History topics for
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The romance of Cleopatra & Marc Antony The rise and fall of Julius Caesar Spartacus the rebellious slave The rise and rise of Caesar Augustus Pericles or Themistocles, clever strategists Xerxes - winner or loser?
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The Slave Revolt of Spartacus The Gallic Wars The Roman Civil Wars Fall of the Roman Republic The Battle of Marathon Assassination of Caesar
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The Athenians, the US of the ancient Greek world? The fierce German tribes feared by Rome Scythians, considered barbarians by Greeks & Romans The Celtic warrior farmers of Gaul Rome’s greatest enemy, the Parthians Cleopatra’s Egypt
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Slavery / Gladiators Pater familias – a father’s power of life and death Child exposure – leaving babies to the wolves Religion / Greek Philosophy Women / marriage in Rome or Greece Warfare & military organisation Dishes and delicacies Athenian “extreme” democracy The Senate of Republican Rome
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Julius Caesar – saviour of Rome OR destroyer of the Republic Was civil war inevitable? Cleopatra – true love OR political seduction? Who was the real power in Rome – the mob, the army or the Senate?
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The Port of Alexandria (Egypt) The Acropolis (Athens, Greece) Petra the cave city The ruins of Timgad (North Africa) The ruins of Roman Cuicul (Algeria) The ruins of Tarragona (Spain)
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Spartacus Ben Hur Cleopatra Julius Caesar Asterix* Online communities Alexander
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The Greek Delphi Oracle Romulus and Remus in Roman legend The divinity of Julius Caesar Vestal Virgins The doors of the Temple of Janus which never close The power of Roman Army Standards
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Coins Mosaics Armour Jewellery Busts and sculptures Architecture
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The Stolen Treasures of the British Museum Small Treasures in the Louvre (Paris) The latest discoveries at Archaeology.org Online communities e.g. www.unrv.com www.unrv.com
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Gallic Wars by Julius Caesar The Biographies of Plutarch The amusing stories of Herodotus De re publica by Cicero The controversial and banned work of Virgil
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Anything or anyone connected with Rome in the time frame 78BC – AD14BC e.g. Egypt under the rule of Rome Anything or anyone connected with Greece (but not Sparta) in the time frame 500BC – 440BC e.g. The Persians, arch- enemy of the Greeks Pompeii (place) Herculaneum (place) Agrippina the Younger (person) Roman Emperors or Roman Empire after Augustus (after AD14) Roman Britain Ancient Sparta
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Read and summarise Antiquity1 chapter 7
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