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Please come in quietly, find your seat and copy down the class work in your agenda.

Please come in quietly, find your seat and copy down the class work in your agenda. . Note taking tip. When you see a question written in BLUE don't copy it down in your journal. Answer it in your journal. . Check my blog to read my lecture notes. I will post my lectures every Friday.

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  1. Please come in quietly, find your seat and copy down the class work in your agenda.

  2. Note taking tip. When you see a question written in BLUE don't copy it down in your journal. Answer it in your journal. Check my blog to read my lecture notes. I will post my lectures every Friday.

  3. Rome from Republic to Empire How did the Roman empire begin? Does anyone recognize this?

  4. George Lucas, the creator of Star Wars got his idea for the saga by learning about the history of the Roman Empire. Star Wars Pod Race Clone Troopers The Emperor and Lord Vader Roman Chariot Race Roman Soldiers Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar

  5. George Lucas, the creator of Star Wars got his idea for the saga by learning about the history of the Roman Empire.

  6. In 509 BC the people of Rome overthrew their king and began a Republic. REPUBLIC - A form of government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. When the Roman Republic started the Senators would serve one-year terms.

  7. Read the section of your text entitled Turmoil at Home on page 11 and while you read answer these questions: (Answer these questions in your journals) 1) Why didn't the republic style of government work well in a large empire? 2) What kind of problems were caused by the growth of the empire? 3) After the victories over the surrounding regions who was brought home to Italy and what happened to them? 4) What resulted from the rise in joblessness?

  8. Read the section of your text entitled Turmoil at Home and while you read answer these questions: (Answer these questions in your journals) 1) Why didn't the republic style of government work well in a large empire? Because of the different types of people and cultures. 2) What kind of problems were caused by the growth of the empire? 3) After the victories over the surrounding regions who was brought home to Italy and what happened to them? 4) What resulted from the rise in joblessness?

  9. Read the section of your text entitled Turmoil at Home and while you read answer these questions: (Answer these questions in your journals) 1) Why didn't the republic style of government work well in a large empire? Because of the different types of people and cultures. 2) What kind of problems were caused by the growth of the empire? Economic and social problems. 3) After the victories over the surrounding regions who was brought home to Italy and what happened to them? 4) What resulted from the rise in joblessness?

  10. Read the section of your text entitled Turmoil at Home and while you read answer these questions: (Answer these questions in your journals) 1) Why didn't the republic style of government work well in a large empire? Because of the different types of people and cultures. 2) What kind of problems were caused by the growth of the empire? Economic and social problems. 3) After the victories over the surrounding regions who was brought home to Italy and what happened to them? Prisoners were brought back to Italy and sold as slaves. 4) What resulted from the rise in joblessness?

  11. Read the section of your text entitled Turmoil at Home and while you read answer these questions: (Answer these questions in your journals) 1) Why didn't the republic style of government work well in a large empire? Because of the different types of people and cultures. 2) What kind of problems were caused by the growth of the empire? Economic and social problems. 3) After the victories over the surrounding regions who was brought home to Italy and what happened to them? Prisoners were brought back to Italy and sold as slaves. 4) What resulted from the rise in joblessness? Riots and revolts started to happen.

  12. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When?

  13. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? Julius Caesar was picked to restore order because he was a war hero. 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When?

  14. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? Julius Caesar was picked to restore order because he was a war hero. 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? The senate declared him "dictator for life." 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When?

  15. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? Julius Caesar was picked to restore order because he was a war hero. 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? The senate declared him "dictator for life." 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? The senators assassinated him. Assassinated means to murder a well-known person. 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When?

  16. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? Julius Caesar was picked to restore order because he was a war hero. 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? The senate declared him "dictator for life." 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? The senators assassinated him. Assassinated means to murder a well-known person. 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? There was another civil war. 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When?

  17. Read in your textbook the section entitled The End of the Republic. While you read answer the following questions. (Answer these questions in your journal.) 1) Who did people look to in order to restore order and why did they pick him? Julius Caesar was picked to restore order because he was a war hero. 2) After he restored order what did the senate declare him? The senate declared him "dictator for life." 3) To prevent him from becoming a new king what did some Senators do to Caesar? And what does that mean? The senators assassinated him. Assassinated means to murder a well-known person. 4) What happened to Rome after Caesar was killed? There was another civil war. 5) Who came to power after Caesar? When? Octavian, Julius Caesar's adopted son became ruler in 31 B.C.

  18. The assassination of Julius Caesar

  19. In your journals create a compare and contrast map. One one side put Republic and on the other put Emperor. How are they similar how are they different? Different Different Same Republic Emperor Different Different Same Different Different

  20. Emperor Republic

  21. Same They both are govern over the people (government) They both make important decisions Different One is elected one is chosen One has a limit of service the other is there for life. One makes decision by voting the other makes the decision by themselves.

  22. Homework: Take your journals home. Read The Empire Grows, The Age of Augustus and Choosing an Emperor on page 12 of your text book. Prepare yourself for a quiz. Questions to look out for: 1) What title did Octavian take? What does it mean? 2) What did he start and why did he start it? 3) What was the time called during his reign? 4) How were emperors chosen?

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