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The document summarizes aspects of daily life in ancient Rome. It describes how Rome was founded on seven hills along the Tiber River in Italy. It also discusses Roman housing, education, diet, entertainment like gladiator fights, fashion, medicine, architecture, language, numerals, and transportation network. The Roman Empire had a profound impact on Western civilization.
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The document provides an overview of ancient Rome, including its geography, government, culture, and innovations. Rome was located next to the Mediterranean Sea in a peninsula with rocky and mountainous terrain. It had a representative democracy where wealthy men voted for representatives to make laws. The Romans adapted well to their environment, growing crops, building terraced farms, and trading by sea. They developed important architecture like arches, aqueducts to transport water, and roads that joined the empire. Art forms included pottery, mosaics, and Romans also influenced language, calendar, numerals, and more before many became Christians.
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Ancient Rome began as villages along the Tiber River that united in 750 BC to form the city of Rome. For over 200 years, kings ruled Rome before it became a republic in 509 BC governed by the powerful Roman Senate. Under ambitious generals, Rome's army expanded the republic's territory around the Mediterranean Sea. Roman civilization was supported by advanced architecture like aqueducts and arches, public baths, theaters, and the Colosseum arena. Citizens enjoyed sports, entertainment, and social activities while families, social classes, and country life were defined by hierarchy and economic status.
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Rome was located on seven hills in west central Italy along the Tiber River, providing fertile farmland and access to sea trade routes. As the Roman Republic expanded across the Mediterranean, it gained control of territories in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. The city of Rome had important structures like the Forum, Colosseum, and aqueducts, and religions included the traditional Roman and Etruscan pantheons as well as the newly adopted Christianity. The Roman Republic established systems of government, law, and citizenship, though social classes were divided between the aristocratic patricians and common plebeians.
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Ancient Rome developed from small towns during the Bronze Age to a powerful civilization with the Roman Republic and Roman Empire. Key aspects of ancient Roman culture included public baths that were an important daily ritual, bloody entertainment at the Colosseum, and worship of many gods at temples. Daily life involved school for wealthy children, dining with the hands, and living in homes or apartments with little privacy or plumbing. The civilization declined but its innovations and architecture remain influential in modern Rome.
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Ancient Rome was a civilization located in a peninsula in Italy next to the Mediterranean Sea. It had a representative democracy where wealthy male citizens voted for representatives to make laws. The Romans adapted well to their mountainous environment by growing crops on terraced farms and trading on the sea. They built aqueducts to transport water and a network of roads to connect the empire. Roman culture included art, architecture using arches and domes, and religion that later became Christianity.
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Roman society was divided between wealthy patricians and poorer plebeians. Men spent their days working and socializing, while women managed the home. Children went to primary school and some boys continued to secondary school. Romans enjoyed lavish meals, public entertainments like theater and chariot races, and daily activities at public baths. The Colosseum hosted gladiator battles and animal fights, entertaining huge crowds.
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- 3. People have lived in Italy for a long time, because Italy is a very fertile peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea. The site of Rome had lots of natural advantages: it was possible to cross the river and it was near the sea.
- 4. This is the Roman Empire.
- 5. Rome was born around 7 hills by the River Tiber, in the Italic Peninsula.
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- 7. Rome was a city of big contrasts. Lower class Romans or plebeians lived in apartments (dirty, badly built and full of peolple) . Rich citizens or patricians lived in the domus (a courtyard, a kitchen, a bathroom and a study).
- 9. The family was an important part of Roman life. Most Roman families had slaves. Boys and girls went to schools called ludus and, only boys continued their education in grammaticus or secondary school.
- 10. By: Lorea, Unai.Gan and Alvaro
- 11. •Roman diet in general was based mostly on vegetables, cereals and simple meats. •The patricians had very elaborate dinners. •In the Coliseum, the Romans gathered to watch bloody combats between gladiators and battles of men and wild animals.
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- 13. Looking good was important for the Romans. Fashion was influenced by what the Emperor and his wife liked. Men had simple short haircuts but women had more elaborated hairstyles Men wore a toga and women wore a large dress called a stola.
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- 15. •Most Roman medicines were made from herbs and plants. Dentists •Doctors extracted examined teeth and patients and put false prescribed ones made medicines, of bones or exercise and ivory. a healthy diet. •Surgeons were trained in the army.
- 17. The Romans were also great builders: Roman aqueducts, The Romans were amphitheatres, bridges,… particularly interested in painting and sculpture. They loved to decorate their buildings with paintings (frescoes), mosaics
- 19. The Roman language was Latin. It is the mother of many European modern languages . The Roman numerals are based on letters
- 21. Travel was vital for the Roman Empire. Every corner was linked by roads to the city of Rome. As the old saying says “All roads lead to Rome”.