The Theater of Pompey
The Theater of Pompey, Rome
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
1. How, when and by whom was Rome founded?
2. What is the myth surrounding the foundation of Rome?
3. Provide in detail the government system in Rome. (Cursus Honorum)
4. Who were the Plebeians? Why were they fighting for their rights?
5. What were the Punic Wars? Who was involved and what was the effect of this war?
6. What is imperialism and how did Rome establish it?
7. Questions 1-6 focus on the rise of the Roman Republic – please provide dates on a time line for these specific questions.
8. Who was Julius Caesar and how did he help build up the Roman Republic?
9. What happened after Julius Caesar was murdered? Who was Augustus?
10. How did Augustus start the beginning of an Empire?
11. Who was Marcus Aurelius and what did he do?
12. What is the Pax Romana? – provide dates and details
13. Who is Virgil and what do we need to know about him?
14. What is diversity and how does it affect Rome?
15. Why were the Jews rebelling, against whom were they rebelling and where?
16. Who was Jesus? Why is he important?
17. How did Constantine allow for the religion of Christianity to prosper?
18. For questions 8-17 please provide a timeline of the dates for the specific questions – you may add it onto the timeline for questions 1-6
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
For your paper due on your Roman monument you may use the following format to help you:
I - Introduction: Explain the topic then provide a thesis that ARGUES why your monument is the best example of the Roman Empire
II - First body paragraph: Where is your monument - why was it constructed?
III. - How is this monument an example of the Roman Empire - be specific
IV. - Is your monument still standing - if so why? if not then why not?
V. - Conclusion - restate your thesis and provide closing states that revolve around the three body paragraphs.
If you have any questions please email me - Jekordek@cc.albertus.edu or Jekordek@albertus.edu
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
TUESDAY!!!
Ladies and Gentlemen,
- BRING IN INFORMATION ON YOUR MONUMENT - we will be using time in class to work on the projects
- The presentation is a group effort - you all must work together to make this a fantastic project
- The individual paper MUST answer the question "How does one monument demonstrate the power of the Roman Empire?" You must answer this question in a thesis statement arguing the significance of the monument.
- You may work in a group to answer this question but I want individual papers.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Chapter 5 Sections 3, 4 and 5
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HELLO ALL,
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Your homework for the next class is to read Chapter 5 sections 3 and 4. You also have a chart to fill out on the Cursus Honorum. You are to label each step and describe what is needed for Roman politicans to achieve each level.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
KNOW THESE KEY PEOPLE/EVENTS/TERMS:
· Tyrant
· Ostracism
· Parthenon
· Homer
· Hippocrates
· Herodotus
· Citizen
· Pericles
· Alexandria
· Polis
· Sparta
· Athens
· Mycenaean
· Minoans
· Cleisthenes
· Zeus
· Athena
· Aristocracy
· Oligarchy
· Democracy
· Monarchy
· Alexander the Great
· Plato
· Socrates
· Aristotle
· Peloponnesian War
· Persian War
· Hellenistic
· Archimedes
The following is the essay question for your test.
In a five paragraph essay format, answer the following questions:
Which enduring traditions (art, science, literature and architecture) and which institutions of government did the Greek culture extend to most of the Western World? Which tradition or institution is most important in today’s world?