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Self-evaluation 4 - The Roman Empire
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Choose the best answer to each question: How and why did Rome manage to conquer so much territory? Who benefitted most from the conquests? Why did the revolt of the Gracchi brothers happen? What caused…
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Rome’s origins: the seven hills
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Video about various aspects of Ancient Rome that could be useful for studying the historical origins of the city: founding of the seven hills, geographical area of the Italian Peninsula, etc. In the…
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Romans
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In this resource we study the Roman civilization. We can explore the city of Rome, the Roman army, roads and places, family, technology and more aspects of the Roman civilization. We also can learn…
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Final self-evaluation 02 - The European Union
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Are the following sentences true or false? With the Treaty of Rome, the free circulation of people and goods began to be a reality. The policy of regional solidarity has led to all member states…
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Self-evaluation 9 - The Roman Empire
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Which section do the following sentences correspond to: The last Roman Emperor, Romulus Augustus, was deposed in 476 AD The lack of slaves from conquered areas caused a fall in agricultural production.…
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Learn. Find out about the Colosseum
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Many important Roman buildings still exist today. One of the most famous buildings is the Colosseum in Rome. Let's find out more about the Colosseum. What do we do? Firstly, describe the building:…
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Compare. Where it's warmer
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The map shows that cities near the ocean have milder temperatures. To check this, do the following activities: Compare the average temperatures in July and January in Bergen, Stockholm and Saint…
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Unit 6: The Renaissance and the Reformation
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Catholic (n): a member of the Christian church under the authority of the Pope in Rome. courtier (n): a member of the royal court who gave advice or companionship to the monarch. doctrine (n): a set of…
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Is Rome's Colosseum falling apart?
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In this article we find out that the Italian government is investigating reports that pieces of rock have fallen off the Colosseum in Rome. The article is available in PDF file and we can listen to the…
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Match. Neoclassical art
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Match each statement with either the neoclassical or Rococo artistic styles: It was inspired by the order and harmony of ancient Greece and Rome. Its aesthetic was elegant and refined. Its architecture…
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