Ancient Rome Assignment by Gus

Roman Empire wordsearch

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Roman Empire at it's Peak

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The population of the Roman Empire was 110 million according to the British Museum, and it also had a land mass of 4.4 million square kilometers.

Roman Empire Now

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The Roman does not exist anymore but Rome is the capital of Italy. Italy has a population of 59,299,154 and a land mass of 302,073km squared

Roman Empire modern countries

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During the peak of the Roman Empire, 49 current countries were a part of it. These include Austria, Belgium, Croatia, France, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom, Spain, Monaco, Egypt, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, Germany, Netherlands, and Romania.

Places to visit

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-Colosseum

-Pantheon

- Roman Forum

-Pompeii

-Amphitheatre of Pula

Religion

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-The Romans granted religious toleration as long as people respected their gods.

- don't protest against religions

Society

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-The most spoken languages in the Roman Empire is Latin and Greek.

-The currency that the Roman Empire used was denarius aureus.

Difference Then and Modern Day

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-In the Roman Empire their laws were much more strict than what they are now.

-Modern Day technology is much more advanced than what it was in the Roman empire.

- Modern day facilities have many more ways to learn things than the Roman empire.

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