First Thought Write down your thoughts or opinion of the quote:

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First ThoughtWrite down your thoughts or opinion
of the quote

• As is a tale, so is life not how long it is,
  but how good it is, is what matters.
• Seneca

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Schedule

• Review Greece and Rome
• Republic to Empire
• The Glory of Rome
• Rome and Christianity
• Romes Fall
• Into the Middle Ages

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Rise of Rome

• Roman Republic 509 B.C. 44 B.C.
• Roman Empire 27 B.C. 476 A.D.
• Read about the Republic in the Packets.
• Who had the Power? How was it organized?

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Rise of the Caesars

• Julius Caesar General who took control of Rome
  and essentially ruled as a dictator
• Assassinated by Senate.
• Augustus (Octavian) Won power struggle gained
  control and made himself Emperor aka Caesar.
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  Authoritarian
  Democracy
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Augustus Funeral Oration

• In the mindset of Augustus Caesar, write a brief
  speech similar in style to Pericles.
• However, your speech should demonstrate how
  citizens should live under an Authoritarian
  Government.
• Be Prepared to share.

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The Glory of Rome

• In groups, look at your assigned section and
  think about its influence on the Modern World.
• List the most important aspects and be prepared
  to explain why.

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First ThoughtWrite down your thoughts or opinion
of the quote

• Life is neither good or evil, but only a place
  for good and evil.
• Marcus Aurelius

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Rise of Christianity

• Through Romes imperialism Christianity was able
  to flourish.
• Ideas could spread easier in the Empire.
• Constantine adopted tolerance of Christianity
  (313 A.D.).

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Roman Empires Fall

• 476 A.D. is seen as the end of the Roman Empire.
• Happened for various reasons.
• Political, Social, Military.
• However, the Byzantine Empire prevailed in the
  East.

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The Middle Ages

• Period of transition from Ancient to Modern
  times.
• Dynamic Civilization arose after period of chaos.

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Medieval Life

• People organized in small villages
• Raids by invaders were common.
• Vikings most notorious
• Lords offered protection to commoners.
• System of Feudalism set up.

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Feudalism
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The Catholic Church

• The Church was the center of education, power and
  culture
• The Pope was the most powerful figure in Europe
• The Pope (religious leader) often conflicted with
  Kings (political leader) over power
• Very little religious tolerance

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HW

• Group A Read Ch. 7 Sec. 2 Feudalism and the
  Manor Economy pgs. 219-224.
• Create a FlowChart of the section.
• Answer the Question, How did Feudalism and the
  Manor economy emerge and shape medieval life?
• Group B Read Ch. 7 Sec. 3 The Medieval
  Church pgs. 225-230.
• Create a Concept Web of the Section.
• Then Answer the question, How did the Church play
  a vital role in medieval life?

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Pre-Modern Timeline

• Complete a timeline spanning from Ancient Greece
  thru the Middle Ages.