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Chapter 32: Ancient Rome

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32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

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32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

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32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

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32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

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32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

Create your own at Storyboard That

32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

Create your own at Storyboard That

32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

Create your own at Storyboard That

32.3 Etruscan Engineering

32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events

32.5 Greek Architecture

32.6 Greek Writing

32.7 Greek Art

32.8 Greek Religion

An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.

Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.

Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.

The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.

Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.

Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.

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  • 32.3 Etruscan Engineering
  • 32.4 Etruscan Sporting Events
  • 32.5 Greek Architecture
  • An important structure the Romans adapted was the arch. The arch sat on two pillars. The center keystone held the rest of the stones tightly.
  • 32.6 Greek Writing
  • Slave fighting was an event the Romans adapted. Slaves fought to the death with swords and small shields.
  • 32.7 Greek Art
  • Romans made their buildings based on Greek designs. They learned how to make their buildings out of concrete. Over time, they built larger buildings.
  • 32.8 Greek Religion
  • The Roman carved important documents on plaques that were displayed to the public. They also carved on columns for everyone to see.
  • Pottery was a valuable art because of its beauty and usefulness. They were used as vessels to carry items such as food, water, and wine. The pottery's designs showed gods and heroes.
  • Romans had their own gods and rituals, but their religion changed when they came in contact with other religions. When coming across a god similar to their own, the Romans mixed the gods' characteristics with their own.
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