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Ancient Rome

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interdependence   Depending on each other for goods or services  
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colosseum   An ampitheater that was used for gladiator and animal fights.  
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forum   The marketplace in the center of town where people met to discuss business.  
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mosiacs   Pictures made of small pieces of colored stone, glass or tile.  
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representative democracy   When citizens elect or choose a small group of leaders to make the rules or laws.  
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aqueducts   Bridges with strong arches that transported water into the city from the Tiber River and mountain springs.  
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agriculture   Growing crops and raising animals (farming).  
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Who invented concrete?   The Romans.  
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On what continent is Rome?   Europe.  
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Why was farming difficult in Rome?   Because the soil was poor and the land was hilly.  
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Where did the Romans put sculptures of gods, goddesses and important leaders?   In their temples.  
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What were some specializations of the Romans?   Road paver, wheat farmer, olive farmer, ship builder, potter, architect.  
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What kinds of things did the Romans grow?   Dates, olives, grapes, wheat and figs.  
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What are some major contributions of the Romans?   Representative democracy, concrete and mosaics.  
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Name some countries the Romans sailed to and traded with.   Spain, Turkey, Egypt and Greece.  
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Where did much of the running water in Rome come from?   The Tiber River.  
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What sea is Rome near?   The Mediterranean Sea.  
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What did the Romans use to decorate their houses?   Mosaics, scuplture and pottery.  
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Who makes our laws today?   Congress.  
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Who represents everyone in our school?   The student council.  
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How did water get to Rome?   It traveled in a pipe along the top of the aqueducts.  
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What form of government did the Romans use?   Representative democracy (men only)  
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What hemispheres is Rome in?   The northern and eastern hemispheres.  
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What is Italy shaped like on a map?   A boot.  
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What is the capital of Italy?   Rome.  
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