The document describes key aspects of ancient Roman civilization. It details the story of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, who were abandoned as infants but raised by a she-wolf and later built Rome. It also summarizes that the Roman Empire began in Rome and expanded across Europe and Britain through military invasions. Julius Caesar invaded Britain but failed and was later killed by other Romans. Additional topics covered include Roman baths, the Colosseum gladiatorial fights, Roman soldiers and their armor and formations, and differences in diet between rich and poor Romans.

1. Jayden

2. Romulus and Remus
 They were twins .
 Their wicked uncle wanted to be king so he
ordered for them to be drowned in the river.
 However they didn’t drown because a she
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wolf found them and raised them as her own
cubs.
A shepherd found them and took them home.
When they were older they killed their
wicked uncle.
They built a city.
They had a fight over what to call it, Romulus
killed his brother and the city got called
Rome.

3. Roman Empire
 The Empire started in
Rome.
 Then they invaded Italy
and the rest of Europe.
 Britain was the last
country to be invaded.

4. Julius Ceasar
Julius Caesar
invaded
Britain but he
failed.
He got killed
other Romans.

5. Roman Baths
T hey used oil to clean
them self but they
did not use soap
because they did
not come out in
roman time.
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6. Colosseum
 Gladiators and slaves
fought in the coliseum.
 Sometimes they
brought in lions and
tigers to fight.
 The coliseum 3000
years old.
 It could hold 80,000
people.

7. Roman Soldier
 There were more than
10 types of Roman
soldier.
 They wore armour.
They had swords
To and sandals.

8. Tortoise Formation
•The Romans
had shields and
done tortoise
formation and
they had shields
on top and at the
front of them.

9. Roman Gladiator
 They fought in the
coliseum.
 They got given basic
tools and armor.
 Gladiators were slaves
or criminals .
 They were very brave
and had to fight to the
death.

10. Roman Banquet
The slaves ate porridge
and bread.
The rich Romans ate
meats like chickens
steaks and flamingos
basically they tried
every things.
Meat was a luxury for
the poor Romans.

11. The End
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have
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