1. Cartographic Map
Alejandro Garduño Herrera A01176465
Andrea Gonzalez Sanchez A01176527
Ivan Marroquin A0117
Napoleon Lazo A01176472
Eliezer Eufracio A01176469

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This maps
represents
Rome, the red
line shows the
territory that
conquered in
the past, as we
can see there
are many
images around
the map that
identifies the
roman culture,
along with a
short
explanation.

3. 1. A coin that represents the currency of Rome, one of the most important legacies of the civilization because some
modern day coins are based on it.
2- Represents the compass rose, the people used it to guide them to their destination.
3- It represents the military power that Rome had, since they were one of the greatest empire to conquer a lot of
territory and maintain it. It also represents the way gladiators dressed.
4- It represents the Roman coliseum, one of the greatest attraction in those times. People went there to watch the
gladiators fight against each other. The most popular form of entertainment of Ancient Rome, and now a days a legacy
because of the architecture.
5- It’s a picture of Julius Cesar one of the greatest emperors who led Rome to their maximum power.
6- The square contains a brief description about Rome: “The Roman Civilization was one of the greatest and most
significant civilizations of all time. It was the base of many cultures and left us some really important legacies.”
7- It’s the name of the Civilizations map ‘’ROME’’.

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