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Lesson 7: Report: Life in
the Roman Empire
In this lesson you will
begin a research report on life in Ancient Rome. You will complete
this report in the next lesson. Your report is to include information
on the following topics:
Housing
- How did the housing
of rich and poor Romans differ?
- How was Roman housing
similar to our homes today?
- How was it different?
Which would you prefer? Why?
Clothing and fashion
- What was Roman everyday
clothing like? How did this suit their environment?
- How did clothing of
rich and poor Romans differ?
- What kind of clothing
and accessories would a fashionably-dressed Roman wear for special
occasions?
Daily meals and food for
special occasions
- What were the everyday
foods of the Romans?
- What special foods might
be served at a Roman feast?
- Where did all this food
come from?
Education
- How did education differ
for boys and girls?
- What subjects are similar
to education today? What was different?
Entertainment
- Describe two kinds of
entertainment available in Ancient Rome. Include descriptions of
the activities and the places where they took place.
Religion
- From which people did
the Romans borrow most of their religious beliefs?
- Briefly describe the
family tree of Roman gods.
How you will be marked on this report,
and what other things to include, is discussed in Lesson 8.
Collecting Information
For Your Report
As you find important information
about each topic, prepare point form notes to help you remember it.
Include information on the sources
you used. These notes can be handwritten or typed into a word processing
document. Your notes will be expanded into paragraphs in the next
lesson.
When you have collected
all the information you need for your report, begin Lesson
8.
Print this page so you have a record of all the things
you need to do for your report.
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