Roman civilization

Roman Numerals

• Roman Numerals can only be subtracted by the power of ten below it.
• Can only subtract 2 numerals from another.

Roman Numerals

• Counting:
• 1=I 5=V 10=X
• 50=L 100=C 500=L 1000=M

Roman Bath House

• Used for public relief
• Contained a library, resteraunt and a shop.
• Cooled of in the fridgeadarium
• If they needed a warm bath they would go to the temedarium.

Roman Bath House

• Played sports in the Pelestra.
• They were the cleanest of all civilizations.
• Socialized in the bath house.
• Hygeine was very important to them.

Roman Arches

• Supported enormous weight .
• Used Arches to build large buildings.
• Was used to build bridges.

Roman Arches

• The Colosseum used many arches.
• The Colosseum was 8 stories high.
• If the walls were solid the whole place would have collased.

Roman Republic

• There was no dictator.
• elected representatives
• governed by 3 main branches.
• Senate governed by patricians.

Roman Republic

• Senate controlled the navy.
• The assembly protected of the plebians
• Patriants posted laws and the forum.

Julius Caesar

• He was the greatest military leader.
• His greatest achievment was the conquer of Goul
• goul changed concept of life and was made up of a lot of tribes

Julius Caesar

• wanted world domonation.
• Depello Gellceo was Julius Caesar's accountent.
• defeated Pompey in 48 B.C.
• Started many colonies in Italy.
• Died in 44 B.C. at Pompeys Theater.

Gods

• They were polytheistic.
• Gods explained the universe.
• The Olympians lived on mount Olympus.

Gods

• Jupiter was ruler of all gods.
• Gods were part of the everyday lives for ancient Greeks.
• The Greeks made animal sacrifices before going to war.

Latin

• Latin started on the Italian peninsula.
• Desendant of Indoeuropisan languages.
• Slowly changed in the decline in the roman empire.