3.1 & 3.4

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  • Sit accourding to the seating plan.

  • Get your notebook and books in front of you.

  • The lesson starts after the timer ends.

Today's lesson


  • Recap of the previous lesson.

  • Homework check

  • Explanation of 3.1.

  • Time to work.

  • Explanation of 3.4.

Put in the correct order.


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Kingdom

750 BC - 509 BC.

Republic      

509 BC - 48 BC.

Empire

27 BC - 500 AD.

  • Kings ruled Rome. But they were helped by the A. But the last king, Superbus, was kicked out of Rome because he was hated so much.

  • Rich families delivered people for the A. In the A laws were being passed. Two B were the leaders of the A.

  • Ceasar was a general who took all the power in Rome, and became a C. He was killed in 44BC, but his adoptive son August, became the first emperor.

Homework check

  • Ch. 3.1 exc. 1 till 5.

  • pay attention to each other.

  • do you have a different aswer? Just ask, sometimes there's more than one correct answer.

  • correct your answer.

Lesson objectives.

  •  I can explain why Rome conquered large parts of Italy.

  • I can name the different groups that lived in Rome.

Too many men...


Negative -

  • Not enough farmland to live on.

  • Not enough food.

  • Hungry people can become discontented.

Positive +

  • There were enough men to fight.

  • A strong Rome could expend.

  • The wars made Rome rich and powerful.



The Romans attacked and conquered all of the surrounding areas.


Securing all the trade in the Mediterranean became a priority.

Go to work


  • For yourselfs 10 minutes.

  • Ch. 3.1 exc. 6 to 8, 10 and 11


You can ask me questions, but you can't talk amongst yourselfs.

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Typically Roman...

ways of building, socialising and entertainment.

  • They used conctrete and archs. Using this techniques the Romans could build huge structures.

  • Aquaducts and the colosseum are great examples.

  • The colosseum is an amphitheatre.

70 AD so how is it...

Homework


  • For yourselfs 10 minutes.

  • Ch. 3.1 exc. 6 to 8, 10 and 11


You can ask me questions, but you can't talk amongst yourselfs.

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Go to work



  • Read 3.4.

  • Do question 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10  and 11 on page 87 to 90,  in pairs or in a group of three. You can quietly discus with the person next to you