
Roman Trade/Roads
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Social Studies, History
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9th - 12th Grade
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Antonio Ugarte
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13 Slides • 6 Questions
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All Roads Lead to Rome
How did this help the Empire succeed?
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Increase in Trade
One important aspect of Roman expansion were the economic reasons
Certain areas, especially in the east of the empire were resource rich
Rome needed resources that they couldn't produce themselves
Most of these resources could be found in other Roman provinces
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Roman Provinces
These were the regions outside of Italy under the control of Rome
The modern use of province comes from the Latin word, provincia
Each province was governed by an appointed Roman
By 68CE, there were around 25 pronices throughout the Empire
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Open Ended
Why would splitting the Empire up into provinces be beneficial?
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You can notice certain provinces have familiar name like Hispania and Britannia
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Trade is Made Easier
Many traders from Africa and Asia would trade with Rome
From Africa, traders would bring animals
From Asia, traders would bring exotic goods like spices
Roman traders would send goods like jewelry, glass, clothing
Traders would often travel outside Roman borders, using the mediterranean as an access to Asia and Africa
The Roman Navy would protect trader ships
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Poll
One of the main trade routes was the Silk Road. What is the Silk Road?
A road made of silk
A trade route that only sold silk
A trade route that linked the East, like China, to the West
A trade route that linked Africa to the Americas
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What are some of the goods that were traded throughout the Empire?
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Open Ended
Why would this increase in trade allow for the Roman Empire to expand?
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Roman Religion
They Allow Many Religions
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Romans would connect leaders to Gods
To celebrate, Romans would have festivals to honor every god of theirs
Because of their diversity, celebrations would vary from city to city
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Lares and Penates
Lares were household gods that were spirits of the dead that would protect your house
Penates were gods responsible for wealth and prosperity
Most Romans would have shrines of Lares and Penates in their homes
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This would be a typical shrine of the Lares and Penates
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Open Ended
With such a diverse set of citizens, can you guess why the Romans had such a diverse and wide variety of Gods in their Pantheon?
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Roman Deities
Romans didn't want to offend any gods so they paid respect to all gods
Their most popular gods were from lands they conquered
Most came from the Greek Pantheon and became their main gods
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Poll
Can you guess which of these gods is NOT one of the Roman gods
Neptune
Jupiter
Hermes
Mars
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Roman vs Greek Gods
Zeus = Jupiter aka the main god. God of the sky
Ares = Mars aka the god of war. The second most important god
Poseidon = Neptune aka the god of the sea
Aphrodite = Venus aka the goddess of love and beauty
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Cicero Denounces Catiline
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Multiple Choice
Last Question. Why did Romans pray to so many different gods?
To be more inclusive of their neighbors
To avoid offending any gods who may exist
To have more holidays
To bring more harvest before the winter
All Roads Lead to Rome
How did this help the Empire succeed?
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