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The Roman civilization was founded by people living along the Tiber River in Italy. The Romans played an important role in connecting eastern and western trade and culture. The major occupations in Rome included agriculture, cattle rearing, pottery making, trade, weaving, and arts and crafts. Romans built aqueducts, which were like bridges, to transport water across river basins. They worshipped gods like Vesta, Jupiter, Mars and Juno who protected the home, gave rain, assured victory in war, and protected women, respectively.
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IGCSE Biology Chapter 14- Reproduction in Plants.pdf
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- 1. ROMAN CIVILIZATION Sony AS Candidate Code -16914388023 Subject - Social Science Class - IX Unit - Iron and Man Topic - Roman Civilization
- 2. ROMAN CIVILIZATION The founders of Rome were people who lived ion the southern bank of river Tiber in Italy. Rome played a substantial role in establishing trade and cultural relations between eastern countries and western world.
- 3. MAJOR OCCUPATIONS OF ROME AGRICULTURE CATTLE REARING POTTERY MAKING TRADE WEAVING ARTS AND CRAFT
- 4. AQUEDUCT There were canals used for taking water over the river basin. They look like bridges.
- 5. RELIGIOUS WORKSHIP OF ROMANS Vista was worshiped as the protector of house Jupiter gave rain Mars assured success in war Juno protected women
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